How does Radar manage CVC and Postcode verification?

How does Radar manage CVC and Postcode verification?

• A. Radar provides a set of default rules to manage CVC and postcode verification and dynamic authentication
• B. Radar uses manual review only
• C. Radar ignores CVC verification for all payments
• D. Radar requires additional customer information before every payment

Answer: (A)

Radar uses a set of built-in rules to automatically handle card verification checks, including CVC validity and address/postcode verification, and to decide when to apply dynamic authentication. This means many transactions are evaluated without manual review, and if verification checks fail or the risk is higher, Radar can trigger stronger authentication (such as 3D Secure) to protect both you and the customer. You can rely on automated verification by default, while still customizing rules if you need more precise control. The other options don’t fit because Radar isn’t limited to manual review, it doesn’t skip CVC verification, and it doesn’t require extra information for every payment—the system applies verification checks and risk-based actions automatically as part of its standard flow.

Radar uses a set of built-in rules to automatically handle card verification checks, including CVC validity and address/postcode verification, and to decide when to apply dynamic authentication. This means many transactions are evaluated without manual review, and if verification checks fail or the risk is higher, Radar can trigger stronger authentication (such as 3D Secure) to protect both you and the customer. You can rely on automated verification by default, while still customizing rules if you need more precise control. The other options don’t fit because Radar isn’t limited to manual review, it doesn’t skip CVC verification, and it doesn’t require extra information for every payment—the system applies verification checks and risk-based actions automatically as part of its standard flow.