If you rely on Stripe to handle your payments, it’s important to go beyond the basics and make the most of the tools available to you. One of the most powerful—and often underutilized—is Stripe Radar, a feature designed to help protect your business from fraudulent activity. Understanding how to leverage it effectively can make a meaningful difference in keeping your transactions secure and your operations running smoothly.
Stripe Radar does the following:
This is done by looking at large set of transactions. Radar flags and prevents you from accepting payments from:
Cards that were used for fraudulent / criminal activity
Abnormal purchasing behavior.
Log in to your stripe dashboard and navigate to Payments, then Radar or Radar & Risk (depending on your dashboard layout) in the sidebar.
Inside Radar, you can create rules to block specific card countries, CVC failures, or high-risk payments.
Use the above screenshot as a standard guide to advise you on which rules to employ.
In today’s increasingly connected digital landscape, protecting your business from fraud isn’t optional—it’s essential. Stripe offers a powerful suite of tools designed to help safeguard your transactions and build trust with your customers. By taking full advantage of these resources, you can stay ahead of potential threats and position your business to grow and thrive in an ever-evolving online environment.
March 30, 2026
Juli is the customer success guru at AuctionNinja, specializing in helping sellers achieve maximum success on the platform. With a background in the estates and acquisitions department at AuctionNinja's parent company, BRG, Juli possesses a deep understanding of the challenges and dynamics of the auctioneering and estate selling industry. Her expertise makes her the go-to person for sellers navigating the ever-changing marketplace. Juli holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English.
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