Types of Fraud Rules
You can create three different types of rules:
1. Allow - This type of rule takes precedence over block rules or review rules. Each transaction is allowed if it meets the criteria defined in this type of rule.
2. Block - A transaction will be blocked if it matches the requirements defined in this type of rule (and does not match any of the Allow rules).
3. Trigger 3DS - The user will be challenged to complete a "3D Secure" (e.g. Verified by Visa / Mastercard Securecode) transaction.
4. Review - A transaction will be sent to the "Under Review" section if it matches the conditions defined in this type of rule (and does not match any of the Allow or Block rules). You will need to manually approve or decline each Under Review transaction within 7 days.
Attributes
Category | Attribute |
|---|---|
Payment Type | Rapyd Product Used |
Payment Method Details | Country of Payment Method |
Payout Method Details | Beneficiary Bank |
Device | Device Fingerprint |
Technology | eCommerce Platform Plug-in |
Transaction | Time and Date |
Buyer | Cardholder Name |
Sender | Sender Country |
Beneficiary | Beneficiary Country |
Risk Score | Rapyd Risk Score |
Conditions
Each rule is made up of one or more conditions. Each condition includes the following:
- Field - The attribute that the condition refers to. Examples: A currency, a date and time, a specific card or token, a specific card type.
- Condition - The relation between the Field and the Value. Examples: Less than, greater than, equals to. There are unique conditions for each type of field.
- Value - The value of the field.
Operators
The And or Or operators are used to filter a rule based on more than one condition. All conditions in a rule of multiple conditions are governed by the same operator.
How to Create a Fraud Rule
Log into the Rapyd Client Portal and select the "Rules" tab:
The Rules page is divided into sections for the type of rule: Allow, Block and Review.
To view the Add Rule buttons for Block and Review rule types, scroll down.
Choose the section for the type of rule you want to create and click Add Rule.
Note
In this example, an Allow rule is being added. Block and Review rule types are created in the same fashion.
The Create Rule dialog box appears.
In the Field dropdown list, select the field that you want the first condition of the rule to evaluate. In this example, an amount in EUR is selected.
In the Condition dropdown list, select the condition that you want the rule to evaluate. In this example, a Less Than condition is selected.
Enter a valid value in the Value field.
To add another condition to the rule, tap the and or or button next to the + sign. This choice will control all the conditions in the rule. In this example, the operator is Or. Tap the Or button.
A new condition line is added with an or operator to the previous condition.
Repeat steps 3-6 as many times as you require. In this example, the new condition is an amount in USD that is less than 100.00.
Activate or Save your new fraud rule
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To save a draft version of the rule, click Save as Draft. A draft rule is not validated and can be edited and enabled at a later time.
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To activate the rule, tap Create Rule.
The Enable Rule dialog box appears.
Note
Before you enable a rule, verify that it does not contradict existing enabled rules.
- To save the rule as disabled, tap Close. The rule is validated but saved as disabled.
- To save the rule as enabled, tap Enable.
The rule is validated, enabled and used by Rapyd Protect. The rule appears on the Rules page in the section you chose in Step 2.
Updated 8 months ago
What's Next
| Modifying a Fraud Rule |