Hello @drain0
This question has come up recently and a similar discussion can be found here.
You can technically use both, but give it a test. If the plugin by KoalaApps is already doing its job and you are not seeing any fraud or card testing activity, there is no obligation to enable fraud protection immediately. I am not aware of the exact internal logic and coverage of that 3rd party plugin, but our built-in CAPTCHA and fraud protection is designed specifically for the PayPal Payments checkout flow and, so far, has been very effective at mitigating card testing and automated abuse without known drawbacks.
If you start seeing any signs of fraudulent activity, we would recommend enabling our fraud protection and disabling the third party.
Kind Regards,
Krystian
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Drain0
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Thank you. I have enabled it.
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This reply was modified 1 month ago by
Drain0.
Hello @drain0
No worries, happy to help!
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Kind regards,
Krystian
