“It did,” Dale said, adjusting his spectacles.

“And the paper authorization form in your office carries Rebecca’s stamp.”

“That’s what my accounting department told me,” I said.

Dale turned the second page of the printout toward me and pointed his pen at a line of computer code printed in gray.

“Paper stamps don’t move money through our digital clearing system, Raymond,” Dale said.

“Then what does?” I asked.

“A six-digit encrypted authorization PIN assigned only to corporate executive accounts,” Dale said.