Stripe Radar Rule Generator
Twenty operator-tested patterns with parameter tuning and copy-paste Radar syntax.
Read →Home base across the Radar Academy. Track your rank, badges, and stats — and pick up where you left off in the generator, the campaign, or the drill.
The Radar Academy is a free, hands-on way to learn Stripe Radar's rules engine — the expression language, the transaction attributes, and the judgment calls behind Allow, Block, Review, and 3D Secure actions. Everything here runs in your browser; nothing connects to your Stripe account. The XP, ranks, and badges track one thing: whether you can read a fraud pattern and write the rule that stops it without blocking good customers.
There are three training modes. The rule generator builds copy-paste rule syntax for twenty real fraud patterns — card-testing velocity, BIN-to-IP mismatch, repeat-dispute cards — and explains each choice. The Fraud Detective campaign presents story-mode cases where you diagnose the pattern before writing the rule. The attribute drill is flashcard speed training on Radar's attribute reference, because writing rules fast starts with knowing what signals exist.
The patterns trained here come from operating a real subscription app through a chargeback crisis — the same rules covered in the Stripe Radar rules guide. If your ratio is already near the network monitoring thresholds, skip the games and start with the guide.
If you want help applying what you have learned to your own dashboard, the 90-day chargeback rescue program calibrates Stripe Radar against your real dispute patterns.
Most fraud guides hand you a wall of theory. I built the opposite: a free, browser-based Stripe Radar Academy where you learn the rules by playing. A 20-pattern rule generator that writes real Radar syntax, a five-chapter fraud detective campaign, and a 60-second Speed Drill — all wired to one XP/badge progression from Recruit to Radar Sensei.
Twenty operator-tested patterns with parameter tuning and copy-paste Radar syntax.
Read →Five-chapter fraud detective campaign with boss challenges.
Read →Flashcards plus a 60-second Speed Drill for the Radar attribute vocabulary.
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