False Declines: 4 Types of Shoppers to Recognize
Learn how to stop blocking legitimate ecommerce transactions.
Get the BriefDid you know only 40% of businesses feel “very confident” in their ability to detect fraudulent activity? While fraud prevention is essential, too much can lead to false declines.
A false decline occurs when your fraud prevention tools mistake real customer transactions for fraudulent ones. There’s a variety of factors that can cause this, but customers may trigger a false decline if they use:
- Mismatched shipping and billing details
- International credit cards
- The same shipping and IP address en masse, like students using their dorm’s WIFI and address
- A proxy server
Download our whitepaper, False Declines: the 4 Types of Shoppers Businesses Should Recognize to learn more.