RadarFraud

The RadarFraud class contains fraud detection signals that indicate whether a user’s location can be trusted. These signals help detect location spoofing, proxies, and other fraudulent behavior.

These values should not be trusted unless you called trackVerified() instead of trackOnce().

Properties

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user passed fraud detection checks. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether fraud detection checks were bypassed for the user for testing. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the request was made with SSL pinning configured successfully. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user’s IP address is a known proxy. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user’s location is being mocked, such as in the simulator or using a location spoofing app. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user’s device or app has been compromised according to DeviceCheck. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Learn more about DeviceCheck on Apple’s developer documentation.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user moved too far too fast. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user’s location is not accurate enough. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

A boolean indicating whether the user’s location is being shared from another device. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Bool

A boolean indicating whether the user has been manually blocked. May be false if Fraud is not enabled.

Methods

dictionaryValue

Returns a dictionary representation of the fraud detection signals.

func dictionaryValue() -> [AnyHashable : Any]

- (NSDictionary *_Nonnull)dictionaryValue;

Returns: A dictionary containing all fraud detection properties.

Example

// Access fraud signals from a RadarUser
if let fraud = user.fraud {
    if fraud.passed {
        print("User passed fraud detection")
    } else {
        // Check specific fraud signals
        if fraud.mocked {
            print("Location is being mocked")
        }
        if fraud.proxy {
            print("User is using a proxy")
        }
        if fraud.compromised {
            print("Device or app is compromised")
        }
        if fraud.jumped {
            print("User jumped location")
        }
    }
}

// Access fraud signals from a RadarUser
if (user.fraud) {
    RadarFraud *fraud = user.fraud;
    if (fraud.passed) {
        NSLog(@"User passed fraud detection");
    } else {
        // Check specific fraud signals
        if (fraud.mocked) {
            NSLog(@"Location is being mocked");
        }
        if (fraud.proxy) {
            NSLog(@"User is using a proxy");
        }
        if (fraud.compromised) {
            NSLog(@"Device or app is compromised");
        }
        if (fraud.jumped) {
            NSLog(@"User jumped location");
        }
    }
}

Fraud Detection Signals

Show Understanding Fraud Signals

Each fraud signal indicates a specific type of suspicious behavior:

Mocked: Location is being spoofed using simulator or spoofing apps
Proxy: User’s IP address is a known proxy server
Compromised: Device or app integrity checks failed (via DeviceCheck)
Jumped: User’s location changed faster than physically possible
Inaccurate: Location accuracy is too low to be reliable
Sharing: Location is being shared from another device
Blocked: User has been manually blocked from your application
Verified: SSL pinning was successfully configured for the request
Bypassed: Fraud checks were bypassed for testing purposes

Core

Tracking

Events & Context

Geofences & Places

Location Data

Fraud & Verification

Extensions

Properties

Methods

dictionaryValue

Example

Fraud Detection Signals

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