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How to Detect Click Fraud in Payment Traffic on Your Website

How to Detect Click Fraud in Payment Traffic on Your Website

30.05.2025 2

Payment page visitors are extremely valuable — but they can also be fake. Bots sometimes simulate buyer behavior: they click “buy”, reach checkout… and never pay.

Signs of click fraud in payment traffic:

  • high volume of sessions reaching checkout without payment;
  • repeated IPs with no completed orders;
  • identical user-agents or devices;
  • strange time patterns (e.g., high activity at night);
  • locations outside your target market.

Why it matters:

  • conversion tracking becomes unreliable;
  • smart bidding is thrown off;
  • you're paying for fake “interest”.

What to do:

  1. Analyze all sessions that reach checkout.
  2. Use AntiClick to detect repeat patterns.
  3. Filter out zero-interaction checkout visits.
  4. Block IPs that frequently reach but don’t complete payment.
  5. Segment audiences and compare real vs. fraud behavior.