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Configuring the Fraud Protection Services Filters

Phase 1: Run Test Transactions Against Filter Settings on Test Transaction Security Servers

18 Fraud Protection Services User’s Guide

Phase 1: Run Test Transactions Against Filter Settings on Test

Transaction Security Servers

In this phase of implementation, you configure filter settings for test servers that do not affect

the normal flow of live transactions. You then run test transactions against the filters and

review the results offline to determine whether the integration was successful. Continue

modifying and testing filters as required.

NOTE: There is no per-transaction fee when you use the test servers.

1. In the Service Summary section of the PayPal Manager home page, click the Basic or

Advanced Fraud Protection link.

Click Service Settings > Fraud Protection >Test Setup.

2. Click Edit Standard Filters. The Edit Standard Filters page appears.

3. For each filter:

– Click the filter check box to enable it and click-to-clear the check box to disable it.

– Select the filter action that should take place when the filter is triggered.

For some filters, you set a trigger value. For example, the Total Purchase Price Ceiling

filter trigger value is the transaction amount that causes the filter to set a transaction

aside.

NOTE: To make decisions about how the filters work, see Appendix A, “Fraud Filter

Reference.”

NOTE: If you have not enrolled for the Buyer Authentication Service, then the Buyer

Authentication Failure filter is grayed-out and you cannot configure it.

Items that you enter in the Test Good, Bad, or Product Watch lists are not carried

over to your configuration for the live servers, so do not spend time entering a

complete list for the test configuration. For details on the Good, Bad, or Product

Watch list filters, see Appendix A, “Fraud Filter Reference.”

4. Once you complete editing the page, click Deploy.

IMPORTANT:If you do not deploy the filters, then your settings are not saved.

5. All filters are now configured, and you can begin testing the settings by running test

transactions. Follow the guidelines outlined in Appendix B, “Testing the Transaction

Security Filters.” To run test transactions, you can use PayPal Manager’s Virtual Terminal.

See PayPal Manager for online help instructions.

6. Review the filter results by following the instructions in Chapter 4, “Assessing

Transactions that Triggered Filters.”

7. Based on your results, you may want to make changes to the filter settings. Simply return

to the Edit Filters page, change settings, and redeploy them. Once you are happy with your

filter settings, you can move to Phase 2.

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