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What Is FFC?

"FFC" appears in real estate wire transfer instructions to route funds through an intermediary account — typically a title or escrow company's master account — into a specific, further-credited sub-account or client reference.

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Why it matters

Wire fraud targeting real estate closings is common — always confirm wire instructions, including any FFC reference, by phone with a verified contact before sending closing funds.

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