A convincing video call should not be the only permission to send a large payment. In our synthetic VoxFence example, a $25.6 million wire instruction has a high supplied authenticity score. It is still blocked: supplied flags indicate injected media and missing device verification. The score does not control whether money moves. A second synthetic instruction shows why verification needs a way to resume business. A $2 million payment to a new recipient waits for confirmation through a pre-registered channel outside the call. Its simulated callback authorizes the request, and the payment executes on the simulated rail. When reviewing a payment process, check both the evidence that can stop a transfer and the independent confirmation needed to release one waiting for verification. VoxFence demonstrates these rules with supplied signals and simulated integrations; it does not detect deepfakes in real video. #TreasuryManagement #PaymentSecurity #FraudPrevention