Anti-Fraud Check for Foreign Tenders
Before you reply to an overseas tender, you get a quick check on whether the buyer's email domain looks genuine.
Built for exporters and SMEs responding to overseas tenders, especially in emerging markets. AU$19/mo. No GST is charged. Launching soon. Register interest.
Launching soon. Registering is free and commits you to nothing. Planned free step (when it launches): A free check of one buyer domain you are unsure about.
The price is AU$19/mo, and no GST is charged. Before you ask: I am Kyle Deligny, a sole trader (ABN 34 318 502 254). Public records only unless you invite us further in, nobody is replaced, and your IT provider stays in charge.
Is this one actually for you? The next bit is a short, honest list.
Who it's for
- Exporters and SMEs answering overseas tenders
- Suppliers in markets where fake request notices circulate
- Anyone unsure whether a buyer's contact email is the real one
What you get
- A passive check of the buyer's published email settings (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, which are the checks that make email spoofing harder)
- A flag if the contact domain differs from the official publisher domain in the open-contracting record
- Honest UNKNOWN results where we cannot tell
And how does it go from a yes to a finished job?
How it works
- You tell us the country, the feed and the buyer domains you want watched.
- We read public DNS and compare it with the publisher record.
- You get an alert for each notice, with the flag if the domains differ.
Why TITANOS does it differently
The SpoofGuard passive grader joined to open-contracting publisher data, and honest about what it cannot tell.
Now the part everyone scrolls to first.
Price
AU$19 a month, as an add-on to any country pack., because TITANOS is a sole trader that is not registered for GST.
No GST is charged. Cancel any time by email. No refund for the current month. Full terms: /terms
Questions before you decide
Want more later? See Global Tender Desk (UK, NZ, US, EU).
If you have read this far and it feels like a fit, would it be okay to go ahead? And if it does not, a no is completely welcome.
Launching soon. Registering is free and commits you to nothing. Planned free step (when it launches): A free check of one buyer domain you are unsure about.