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dusky pathBOT
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atomic jay
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They're run for all transactions to test for a match

primal plank
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Thank you ! so if i wanted rules specific to one thing, i could have two separate stripe accounts ? one to specifically block stuff, and another that does not?

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and use Publisher keys for stuff i want to block etc

atomic jay
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What's the context exactly? Why do you only want to run radar for some transactions?

primal plank
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well, a current usecase we have is we want people to prove they live at an address via their card/ address that is registered to the card. There is no specific way to do an AVS check, so we have to block it with radar rules like where postcode and line 1 doesn't match ('fail' for example). and if it gets through radar then they have proven they are at the address, if not then they have not yet proven it. But we may want to accept payments without the need to check for AVS for other things later on.

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if there is a better way of doing this that you know of it would be very much appreciated

atomic jay
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Let me ask a colleague

primal plank
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thank you

atomic jay
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Ok so looks like this is possible w/ 1 account, but you need to write into support for more info/access to this

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primal plank
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oh ok! great, thanks very much !

atomic jay
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Also I should mention that AVS checks aren't a reliable way to solve for this though:

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It doesn't work in every country and depends on how the customer has their address registered with their bank

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For example a college student might have their parent's house registered/tied to their bank card, but their legal residence might be in their college town