Signifyd

Payments

Commerce protection platform with guaranteed fraud decisions and chargeback recovery.

Updated July 2026 signifyd.com

Overview

Signifyd is a fraud protection platform for commerce that scores orders in real time and, on approved orders, assumes the fraud liability itself — if a guaranteed order later turns into a fraud chargeback, Signifyd reimburses the merchant. It also handles dispute representment to recover revenue from non-fraud chargebacks. Merchants and payments teams use it to approve more orders without absorbing more risk. In the revenue stack it sits at checkout and in the post-payment dispute flow.

Capabilities on the RevOps map

Which of the capability map's modules Signifyd covers — each links to the module's own page, with every tool that supports it.

Module Phase Depth Note
Run Revenue Operations
Fraud / Payment Risk Scoring Collect & Recover Core real-time decisions with a financial guarantee on approved orders
Chargeback Management Collect & Recover Supported representment and recovery for both fraud and non-fraud disputes

What makes it different

The financial guarantee is the differentiator: most fraud tools sell you a score and leave the liability with you, while Signifyd's model shifts approved-order fraud losses onto Signifyd. That changes the buying conversation from model accuracy to economics — merchants can approve borderline orders they would otherwise decline, because the downside is underwritten.

Frequently asked questions

What does a guaranteed fraud decision actually mean?

When Signifyd approves an order under guarantee and that order later results in a fraudulent chargeback, Signifyd reimburses you the loss. You trade a per-order fee for certainty, and the incentive alignment is clean — Signifyd only profits if its approvals are actually good.

How is Signifyd different from Sift?

Both score risk with network-trained models. Signifyd centers on the guaranteed-decision model for commerce orders; Sift sells scores and tooling across a wider set of abuse types, with liability staying on the merchant. Choose based on whether you want underwritten checkout decisions or a broader risk workbench.

Closest alternatives

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