Waymark / Routes / docs.stripe.com Tune Stripe Radar fraud rules and interpret risk scores
domain: docs.stripe.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Navigate to the Radar section of your Stripe Dashboard or use the Radar API to view default and custom rules Understand that risk_score is an integer from 0 to 99 (inclusive), where higher values indicate greater fraud likelihood Create custom rules using the Radar rule editor with conditions such as risk_score, card_country, ip_country, and metadata attributes Set rule actions to block, review, or allow; chain rules in priority order from most to least specific Test rules against historical charges in the Radar rule tester before enabling in production Monitor the Radar review queue and refine thresholds based on dispute and false-positive rates Known gotchas risk_score range is 0–99, not 0–100; using > 99 in a rule condition will never match Custom rules are evaluated in order and the first matching rule wins; conflicting rules can produce unexpected outcomes Radar for Fraud Teams (paid tier) unlocks additional signals and manual review features not available on the free tier
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