u/GoddamnFelicia

Greetings everyone,

For the last couple of months, I've been working on solving a real problem targeting the eCommerce section of the internet.

Bots, and Fraudsters.

Why? It seemed like a challenge.

I've spent countless sleepless nights making this happen, then I kept adding more features, and more, and more...continuous A/B Testing, debugging- shit something broke, back to debugging, and again, and again and again, until I've come to realization that this isn't just an app that solves a problem, it solves multiple problems on a scale and then the bigger realization came that

I felt like I've did more than what I was asked for (Me to me conversation)

yet I don't know how to get this app to reach to the people who need it, it's a Shopify App, It's the first app ever to block public cart/add.js and /checkout/ endpoints that are hosted on Shopify's internal infrastructure without external O2O Wrapping or Cloudflare or DNS Routing, and It's public, however... people tend to be cautious when trying new apps.

I've tried going on Shopify subs, almost all of them removed my posts or banned me, with people leeching into the DM's trying to get the work-around, I found out that the space isn't as supportive as I may have thought, yet, I have to get this through.

Would appreciate any recommendations from people who went through a similar thing.

Thanks.

I posted a while back about how card testing attacks work on Shopify stores.

If you missed it, the tl;dr is that bots hit your checkout endpoints directly, never touching your storefront, testing stolen cards until some pass. You never see them coming.

But let's talk about what happens AFTER.

Because the attack is only half the problem.

So your decline rate is now sitting at 15%, 20%, sometimes higher. Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs have flagged your store. Shopify is breathing down your neck asking for an action plan. Your payment gateway might even be threatening to hold payouts.

And the fraudsters? Long gone. They got what they needed, working card data, and moved on to the next store.

Now you're left holding the bag.

You go to Shopify Support and they tell you to install a bot blocker or pay $2,300 to be on a Plus plan that protects you for 60 minutes a day by implementing a CAPTCHA.

So you do.

It blocks some bots on your storefront. Great. But the card testers were never hitting your storefront. They were hitting your cart and checkout APIs directly. That bot blocker is watching the front door while they've been coming through the window the whole time.

Or maybe you turn on Shopify's built-in fraud filters. Cool. Now you're manually reviewing every single order, declining the suspicious ones yourself, and somehow that's still not fixing your decline rate because the damage was already done during the attack.

Or worse, you do nothing. You wait it out. You hope the decline rate naturally comes back down. Meanwhile, Visa's monitoring program doesn't care about your hopes. They see numbers, and your numbers are bad.

Here's what actually needs to happen.

You need to prove to Shopify AND to the payment networks that the spike in declines was caused by an attack, not by your store being a fraud risk. That means you need incident data, timestamps, IP records, attack patterns, all documented and formatted in a way that compliance teams actually accept.

And you need to stop the next attack before it inflates your decline rate again. Not by putting a band-aid on your storefront, but by validating what happens at checkout, server-side, where bots actually operate.

That's why I had enough, and I've full-sent it into a state-of-art app that I built to do both.

It monitors your checkout layer in real time, catches card testing patterns as they happen (multiple auth failures from the same IP, billing address rotation, rapid checkout attempts), and auto-blocks the attackers before they rack up more declined transactions on your record.

And when the damage is already done, it generates compliance-ready reports with the exact data you need to hand to Shopify support, including attack timelines, blocked entity counts, and incident summaries that prove your store was targeted.

I'm not here to sell you a dream. I'm telling you that if your decline rate is currently above normal and you don't have proof of why, you're going to have a very hard time getting out of those monitoring programs without it.

Happy to answer questions or look at your specific situation if you're dealing with this right now.

https://preview.redd.it/scg0e8idqy6h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=d66af17323bcddc82e5821963fd2d14c03f537d0

I posted a while back about how card testing attacks work on Shopify stores.

If you missed it, the tl;dr is that bots hit your checkout endpoints directly, never touching your storefront, testing stolen cards until some pass. You never see them coming.

But let's talk about what happens AFTER.

Because the attack is only half the problem.

So your decline rate is now sitting at 15%, 20%, sometimes higher. Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs have flagged your store. Shopify is breathing down your neck asking for an action plan. Your payment gateway might even be threatening to hold payouts.

And the fraudsters? Long gone. They got what they needed, working card data, and moved on to the next store.

Now you're left holding the bag.

You go to Shopify Support and they tell you to install a bot blocker or pay $2,300 to be on a Plus plan that protects you for 60 minutes a day by implementing a CAPTCHA.

So you do.

It blocks some bots on your storefront. Great. But the card testers were never hitting your storefront. They were hitting your cart and checkout APIs directly. That bot blocker is watching the front door while they've been coming through the window the whole time.

Or maybe you turn on Shopify's built-in fraud filters. Cool. Now you're manually reviewing every single order, declining the suspicious ones yourself, and somehow that's still not fixing your decline rate because the damage was already done during the attack.

Or worse, you do nothing. You wait it out. You hope the decline rate naturally comes back down. Meanwhile, Visa's monitoring program doesn't care about your hopes. They see numbers, and your numbers are bad.

Here's what actually needs to happen.

You need to prove to Shopify AND to the payment networks that the spike in declines was caused by an attack, not by your store being a fraud risk. That means you need incident data, timestamps, IP records, attack patterns, all documented and formatted in a way that compliance teams actually accept.

And you need to stop the next attack before it inflates your decline rate again. Not by putting a band-aid on your storefront, but by validating what happens at checkout, server-side, where bots actually operate.

That's why I had enough, and I've full-sent it into a state-of-art app that I built to do both.

It monitors your checkout layer in real time, catches card testing patterns as they happen (multiple auth failures from the same IP, billing address rotation, rapid checkout attempts), and auto-blocks the attackers before they rack up more declined transactions on your record.

And when the damage is already done, it generates compliance-ready reports with the exact data you need to hand to Shopify support, including attack timelines, blocked entity counts, and incident summaries that prove your store was targeted.

I'm not here to sell you a dream. I'm telling you that if your decline rate is currently above normal and you don't have proof of why, you're going to have a very hard time getting out of those monitoring programs without it.

Happy to answer questions or look at your specific situation if you're dealing with this right now.

I posted a while back about how card testing attacks work on Shopify stores.

If you missed it, the tl;dr is that bots hit your checkout endpoints directly, never touching your storefront, testing stolen cards until some pass. You never see them coming.

But let's talk about what happens AFTER.

Because the attack is only half the problem.

So your decline rate is now sitting at 15%, 20%, sometimes higher. Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs have flagged your store. Shopify is breathing down your neck asking for an action plan. Your payment gateway might even be threatening to hold payouts.

And the fraudsters? Long gone. They got what they needed, working card data, and moved on to the next store.

Now you're left holding the bag.

You go to Shopify Support and they tell you to install a bot blocker or pay $2,300 to be on a Plus plan that protects you for 60 minutes a day by implementing a CAPTCHA.

So you do.

It blocks some bots on your storefront. Great. But the card testers were never hitting your storefront. They were hitting your cart and checkout APIs directly. That bot blocker is watching the front door while they've been coming through the window the whole time.

Or maybe you turn on Shopify's built-in fraud filters. Cool. Now you're manually reviewing every single order, declining the suspicious ones yourself, and somehow that's still not fixing your decline rate because the damage was already done during the attack.

Or worse, you do nothing. You wait it out. You hope the decline rate naturally comes back down. Meanwhile, Visa's monitoring program doesn't care about your hopes. They see numbers, and your numbers are bad.

Here's what actually needs to happen.

You need to prove to Shopify AND to the payment networks that the spike in declines was caused by an attack, not by your store being a fraud risk. That means you need incident data, timestamps, IP records, attack patterns, all documented and formatted in a way that compliance teams actually accept.

And you need to stop the next attack before it inflates your decline rate again. Not by putting a band-aid on your storefront, but by validating what happens at checkout, server-side, where bots actually operate.

That's why I had enough, and I've full-sent it into a state-of-art app that I built to do both.

It monitors your checkout layer in real time, catches card testing patterns as they happen (multiple auth failures from the same IP, billing address rotation, rapid checkout attempts), and auto-blocks the attackers before they rack up more declined transactions on your record.

And when the damage is already done, it generates compliance-ready reports with the exact data you need to hand to Shopify support, including attack timelines, blocked entity counts, and incident summaries that prove your store was targeted.

I'm not here to sell you a dream. I'm telling you that if your decline rate is currently above normal and you don't have proof of why, you're going to have a very hard time getting out of those monitoring programs without it.

Happy to answer questions or look at your specific situation if you're dealing with this right now.

https://preview.redd.it/jahtdvtopy6h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=174f9e03ea88d7862a2332e3e0556203f7fd68c4

I posted a while back about how card testing attacks work on Shopify stores.

If you missed it, the tl;dr is that bots hit your checkout endpoints directly, never touching your storefront, testing stolen cards until some pass. You never see them coming.

But let's talk about what happens AFTER.

Because the attack is only half the problem.

So your decline rate is now sitting at 15%, 20%, sometimes higher. Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs have flagged your store. Shopify is breathing down your neck asking for an action plan. Your payment gateway might even be threatening to hold payouts.

And the fraudsters? Long gone. They got what they needed, working card data, and moved on to the next store.

Now you're left holding the bag.

You go to Shopify Support and they tell you to install a bot blocker or pay $2,300 to be on a Plus plan that protects you for 60 minutes a day by implementing a CAPTCHA.

So you do.

It blocks some bots on your storefront. Great. But the card testers were never hitting your storefront. They were hitting your cart and checkout APIs directly. That bot blocker is watching the front door while they've been coming through the window the whole time.

Or maybe you turn on Shopify's built-in fraud filters. Cool. Now you're manually reviewing every single order, declining the suspicious ones yourself, and somehow that's still not fixing your decline rate because the damage was already done during the attack.

Or worse, you do nothing. You wait it out. You hope the decline rate naturally comes back down. Meanwhile, Visa's monitoring program doesn't care about your hopes. They see numbers, and your numbers are bad.

Here's what actually needs to happen.

You need to prove to Shopify AND to the payment networks that the spike in declines was caused by an attack, not by your store being a fraud risk. That means you need incident data, timestamps, IP records, attack patterns, all documented and formatted in a way that compliance teams actually accept.

And you need to stop the next attack before it inflates your decline rate again. Not by putting a band-aid on your storefront, but by validating what happens at checkout, server-side, where bots actually operate.

That's why I had enough, and I've full-sent it into a state-of-art app that I built to do both.

It monitors your checkout layer in real time, catches card testing patterns as they happen (multiple auth failures from the same IP, billing address rotation, rapid checkout attempts), and auto-blocks the attackers before they rack up more declined transactions on your record.

And when the damage is already done, it generates compliance-ready reports with the exact data you need to hand to Shopify support, including attack timelines, blocked entity counts, and incident summaries that prove your store was targeted.

I'm not here to sell you a dream. I'm telling you that if your decline rate is currently above normal and you don't have proof of why, you're going to have a very hard time getting out of those monitoring programs without it.

Happy to answer questions or look at your specific situation if you're dealing with this right now.

https://preview.redd.it/vfl2yfldpy6h1.png?width=1206&format=png&auto=webp&s=43833dc0c61b126c71eaf50419bd6a9d9a945c1c

https://preview.redd.it/i489bog8fb6h1.png?width=651&format=png&auto=webp&s=0de950f598c147eee8948744b520c9b3ac196ea2

https://preview.redd.it/dqni7dd9fb6h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=8066cccae361883d00786f448bcb4a02bf81fb5b

Data don't lie.

https://preview.redd.it/em5nqllodb6h1.png?width=651&format=png&auto=webp&s=0468b03ae648ba51eddb1d07c1b138ef7ed2fed1

https://preview.redd.it/twenq3qtdb6h1.png?width=1208&format=png&auto=webp&s=acde1e884e11f8a038a96233cbd18af2b975ea28

Would be glad to collaborate with fellow devs on stress-testing the app.

https://preview.redd.it/pejjtgigbi5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=2cd31825af8fef993c53920443e016d638ebaa5a

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

https://preview.redd.it/3g6xfi0fbi5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=06ace6c09c2be8744c6cebc328fc042a5880464a

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through

https://preview.redd.it/d5vl67t7bi5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=6086b1b38ef039d6b28d8d52619ed92e9ed70880

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

https://preview.redd.it/df56ziu6bi5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=b220f1a5eab90185a9c2b4edc8cce2e01a8d32c2

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

https://preview.redd.it/ipxudnqoai5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=ee5ccd7e64a24fefe2e97469e59c6410ac4f18a1

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

https://preview.redd.it/fv0833phai5h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=bf8d3ed91d9e63ee9e86dd22adfc0c7b7f20158b

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.

https://preview.redd.it/rjszq1ppqx4h1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=1e7dc09156a62352b99e6c23f4fc5e44bd0c5f2f

Hello, I'm the developer behind Poly Dev Stores.

I'll make it short, no long introductions, no fancy marketing.

I've built a state-of-the-art bot protection app that actually stops the attacks you can't see.

Most store owners think bot protection means blocking fake traffic to their storefront.

It doesn't.

The real attack happens on your public cart endpoints (cart/add.js and /checkout), bots hit these directly while never loading your storefront, never triggering your analytics, never showing up in your traffic data.

Even if you're on the Plus plan, the best you get is a Captcha, once a bot solves it, they're in.

So, what do they actually do with that access?

Card testing

Shopify’s lenient payment gateways and inventory operations make it a prime target for attackers to test stolen credit cards, they spam checkout until one card passes, for the attacker, that’s a win, but for you? It’s a nightmare

1- The order goes through with stolen funds.

2- You get hit with chargebacks and fees.

2- Shopify starts monitoring your store.

3- Your decline rate skyrockets, feeding into Visa and Mastercard fraud monitoring programs.

4- They hold your inventory hostage - real customers see items as unavailable, but no actual orders get processed.

You never see the attack happening. You just wake up to weird abandoned carts, phantom out-of-stock alerts, higher dispute rates, and smaller payouts.

I spent the last few months researching, building, debugging, and architecting a solution, no fancy colors, pure Rust code and willpower, It runs on its own custom engine, fueled by fraud analysis from me and the top security analysts in the e-commerce business and it doesn't come with a Shopify Plus price tag.

Here is what it does:

1-Watches your store consistently for compliance and hidden endpoint attacks.

2- Fights back automatically when your store is under attack.

3- Blocks malicious IPs and automatically blocks bots attacking your endpoints.

4- Auto-cancels fraudulent orders before they impact your store and decline rates.

5- Generates accurate compliance checks & reports that you can hand directly to Shopify to prove with numbers and incident reports that your store was under attack.

Every block and cancellation comes with proven results, reasoning, and the exact "why" so you're never left guessing, If you're dealing with unexplained inventory holds, weird, abandoned carts, or sudden chargeback spikes, your store is likely under attack right now.

I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm happy for he fellow devs to stress-test the app on their own way, and see if they can break-through, I'll leave the URL in the picture.