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How to Check IP Risk Score and Protect Your Online Business From Fraud
When it comes to protecting your online business from fraud and bad actors, you need a tool that is easy, affordable and delivers results in real time. That's exactly what SEON offers in an integrated end-to-end solution. Our IP analysis tools are fast, powerful and provide you with an IP score rating that is based on the intensity and frequency of malicious behavior. It can detect a range of fraud including bot traffic, bonus abuse, multi-accounting, chargebacks and payment fraud.

scamalytics is an advanced and fast tool that provides you with more than 20 data points about the reputation of the given IP address or device, such as if it's a proxy or VPN connection, open ports, recent reputation activity and more. You can find out the risk score and other information by entering an IP address or a device MAC address in the search field, or you can use the API for automated checks and real-time updates of an existing list.

The IP reputation check is an important factor in email deliverability. If an email campaign has a poor reputation, it might be sent to spam folders or blocked altogether by mailbox providers. If your reputation is good, it means that your emails will have less chance of being flagged for filtering and will reach the inbox of subscribers.

With our IP lookup you can also get information about the location of a user. This includes details such as the country, ISP and ASN of the user, as well as a map showing its location. Using this data can help you tailor content or offer different services to users from specific countries.

We also display the number of verified abuse events on the IPQS threat network for that specific IP address. These could include confirmed chargebacks, compromised devices, fake app installs and more. The higher the number of verified abuse events, the more suspicious the IP is.

The is_threat flag indicates whether the IP address has been listed on one of 100+ reputable blocklists that we track. This can be a good indication of the likelihood that a user is a threat, but it's not definitive. For example, if an IP address is found in a blocklist for DDoS attacks, this doesn't mean that it's a bad actor, as users might be using their device at public libraries to shop from legitimate retailers and stay anonymous. It could simply be that the library's internet is down and they need to access sites through their mobile phone. The IPQS risk score is only one piece of the puzzle; it's essential to use a comprehensive fraud prevention platform that combines several types of analytics, such as reverse email lookup, user and device fingerprinting, social media monitoring, malware scanning and more to give you a complete picture of your online business security. This can help you mitigate threats and protect your bottom line. Contact us to learn more about our IP reputation lookup and how it can benefit your business.
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