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> But you can. The majority of what Radar custom rules allow you to do you can implement fairly easily on your own. You can even take the risk scoring into acco
by nickjj 7y ago
> But you can. The majority of what Radar custom rules allow you to do you can implement fairly easily on your own. You can even take the risk scoring into account by separating auth (then looking at risk level and make your own decisions) and capture: https://stripe.com/docs/api/charges/object#charge_object-outcome-risk_score https://stripe.com/docs/api/charges/object#charge_object-out...
Did you read the documentation you've linked to? :D
This field you linked is only available with Radar for Fraud Teams (it says this in the last sentence of the outcome.risk_score field). This is the extra Radar feature that you need to pay insurance / extra fees for. It's not available for everyone by default. Stripe purposely removes it from the API response because they know that score is the missing link to be able to do risk assessment on your own.
So as mentioned before, this feels really dirty because they are taking your private data and are profiting from it by selling it back to you and others in the form of insurance -- and there's nothing you can do about it.
- quelltext 7y agoTrue, but you can still use the less granular risk_level. So yeah, you don't get the full detail but you can still use the data they learned. > So as mentioned before, this feels really dirty because they are taking your private data and are profiting from it by selling it back to you and others in the form of insurance -- and there's nothing you can do about it. No, you and everybody else processing on Stripe has left that data there whether it's used for Radar's ML or not. I absolutely don't see anything dirty with them monetizing the software they built on that data.