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About Konduto

Nothing about a fraud-scoring script is meant to be noticed by the person being scored. Tools in this space collect device signals, navigation behaviour and transaction context, then hand the merchant a risk decision before an order is accepted, and Konduto sits in our Security category as one of them.

Presence of such a script is a strong statement about the site carrying it. A merchant buys fraud scoring once card-not-present losses and manual review time are large enough to justify the line item, which means detection correlates with real transaction volume rather than with a shop merely existing. Payment gateways, acquirers, chargeback consultants and competing risk vendors all read the signal the same way, because it marks a business that has already accepted the cost of the category.

What we can state about the product itself stops at the record. Konduto is the vendor, the license is Proprietary, and the product dates from 2014. We hold no implementation language, no version history and no country breakdown for the detected sites. Write-ups elsewhere place the company in a particular national market, and the website in our record backs that reading, because it resolves to a Portuguese language page selling fraud and identity checks to merchants in Brazil, while our own facts carry no headquarters field at all.

As of October 2026 the number of detected sites is 5. Anti-fraud tooling is hard to crawl accurately: the collector often loads only on cart and checkout pages that a crawler never reaches without putting an item in a basket, and vendors sometimes serve it from neutral host names precisely so that fraudsters cannot fingerprint the defence either. The right reading of the count is sites where a marker was visible on a page we could fetch, and nothing beyond that.

For a researcher the value is in combination rather than in the figure. Take the detected set, join it against the storefront platforms and payment providers in the same release, and the result describes a segment: merchants of a certain size, on certain platforms, who already pay for risk tooling and have someone internally responsible for it. Building that view from single domain lookups is not practical, since you would need to know the answer before you could think to ask the question.