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lean gazelle
Essentially I'm building a Python script to block cards en masse on request assuming the CSV file is populated with the card fingerprint. But I'm unsure of the resource type and the corresponding permissions I need to set for the API to work properly.
karmic crow
Hi 👋 I'm not sure what resource type or permissions you're referring to. Fingerprints are typically used for deduplication rather than payment blocking. If you want to block payments based on fingerprints, you will need to build that logic on your end, we don't have a prebuilt solution for that. You can inspect the fingperint on the cards you're using, compare that with your block list, and determine whether you should progress with processing a payment.
lean gazelle
Hmmm okay, I might have asked the question in the wrong way. I want to block 2000+ cards from making further payments. We've identified 2000+ cards that <99% bad actors on our payment network, and I want to stop them from making further payments. We don't intend to let these cardholders make any more payments. Will the Stripe API let me do this? I don't want to manually sit here and block 2000+ cards one by one.
karmic crow
No, there is no way to do that via the API.
I'm not too familiar with it, because we don't know too much about Radar in this forum, but it looks like there may be an option via Radar to upload a list to use when writing a custom block rule:
https://docs.stripe.com/radar/lists
I believe that requires a Radar for Fraud Teams subscription, but would recommend double checking that with our Support team, as they should be more familiar with the product than we are here in this forum:
https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true