Our analytics are tools, not guarantees. Use risk signals as guidance—never as the only basis for business decisions. Review platform notices and consult your own experts. Our analytics are tools, not guarantees. Use risk signals as guidance—never as the only basis for business decisions. Review platform notices and consult your own experts.

Frequently asked questions

Tips for reducing ecommerce fraud risk

1

Monitor for sudden spikes and outliers

Look for sharp changes in order value, payment methods, or user behavior. Outliers often signal fraud before a pattern forms.
2

Enable layered authentication

Use multi-factor authentication for both customers and staff. Extra verification steps add friction for fraudsters, not regular users.

3

Check key indicators on a schedule

Review your analytics dashboard weekly. Unusual returns, failed payments, or new shipping addresses can reveal issues early.
4

Balance automation with review

Automate rules for high-risk regions or device types, but review flagged cases yourself. Technology catches more when paired with human judgment.
5

Regularly refresh detection logic

Update your detection parameters as fraud tactics evolve. Sticking with last year’s rules leaves blind spots in your defenses.

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