Your stack

Using FraudPulse with Radar, Protect, Flow, Blockify, and Adyen

Keep the tools that enforce or automate at checkout. FraudPulse is the AI analyst that ranks which rules to change for your chargeback mix.

FraudPulse sits on Stripe Radar, Shopify Protect, Shopify Flow, and Blockify. Those tools enforce or automate at checkout. Adyen is a data source: connect Adyen transactions and disputes, then apply ranked recommendations in the tools you already run. FraudPulse does not replace Radar, Protect, Flow, or Blockify, and it is not Adyen RevenueProtect.

Enforcement stays. The analyst ranks the next change.

Enforcement

Stripe Radar

Scores and blocks risk at Stripe checkout. Keep it on.

FraudPulse ranks specific Radar rule changes from your chargeback mix, with estimated fraud-capture and false-positive impact.

Enforcement

Shopify Protect

Shopify’s built-in checkout risk layer. Keep it on.

FraudPulse ranks Protect settings that match your dispute types so you stop guessing thresholds.

Automation

Shopify Flow

Workflows that tag, hold, or route orders. Keep it on.

FraudPulse ranks which Flow actions to add or tighten from classified chargebacks, not a new checkout engine.

Blocking

Blockify

Blocks and filters you already configure. Keep it on.

FraudPulse ranks Blockify changes against your history so blocks match real risk instead of a generic list.

Data source

Adyen

Transaction and dispute data you connect. Adyen is not the rule console we configure in this product.

FraudPulse analyzes Adyen history the same way as Shopify or Stripe, then you apply ranked changes in Radar, Protect, Flow, or Blockify - not Adyen RevenueProtect.

FAQ

Does FraudPulse replace Stripe Radar, Shopify Protect, Shopify Flow, or Blockify?
No. Those products remain the enforcement or automation layer at checkout. FraudPulse is the AI analyst: it classifies chargebacks and ranks specific rule or workflow changes with estimated impact. You keep Radar, Protect, Flow, and Blockify.
How does Adyen fit if FraudPulse is not Adyen RevenueProtect?
Adyen is a data source. Connect Adyen transactions and disputes, get the same ranked analysis, then apply changes in the tools you already run - Radar, Protect, Flow, or Blockify. We do not claim native Adyen risk-rule output.
What do I change after I connect data?
You get a ranked list of Radar, Protect, Flow, or Blockify changes tied to your chargeback types, each with estimated fraud-capture and false-positive impact. FraudPulse does not sit in the approval path and is not representment.

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See ranked changes on your data

Connect Shopify, Stripe, or Adyen. Keep Radar, Protect, Flow, and Blockify. Get the next rule changes ranked for your mix.

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