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IP-Shipping Address Mismatch Filter
The IP-Shipping Address Mismatch Filter enables you to identify transactions with shipping addresses that are different from the order's originating IP address. This helps to determine whether the order is shipping to the country in which it originated.
Consider the following details when configuring this filter:
- Mismatches are common with gift transactions and do not always indicate suspicious transactions.
- This filter requires you to submit the customer IP address. If you use the Advanced Integration Method (AIM), use thex_customer_ipfield to send the customer IP address for each transaction. If you use theAuthorize.netAPI, use thecustomerIPfield to send the customer IP address for each transaction.
- Only IPv4 addresses are supported.
- When a transaction triggers more than one filter, and each filter is configured with a different action, the most severe filter action is applied to the transaction. For example, suppose that you configure filter A to decline all triggered transactions, and you configure filter B to authorize but hold all triggered transactions. If a transaction triggers both filters A and B, it is declined rather than authorized and held for review.
For details on how to configure Advanced Fraud Detection Suite filters, see Enabling, Disabling, and Configuring Filters in the Advanced Fraud Detection Suite (AFDS).