A Risk Score is a numerical value assigned to a transaction indicating the probability that it is fraudulent. Stripe Radar assigns a score from 0 to 99. A high score suggests a high likelihood of fraud, while a low score indicates a legitimate transaction.
FAQs:
- What score counts as fraud?
Stripe blocks very high scores automatically (e.g., 75+). Merchants can customize the threshold for when to block or review a payment. - Why is a score high?
Factors include IP address mismatch, high-risk country, prepaid card usage, or many rapid transactions from the same device. - Can I see the risk score for every charge?
Yes, if you look at the payment details in the Stripe Dashboard or supported apps, the risk evaluation is usually visible.
Related Terms:
- Stripe Radar
- Fraud Protection
- Machine Learning
- Block List