Enhance Your Risk Management with Advanced IP Address Lookup
Extract credit insights from an IP address - spot suspicious applicants, identify prime customers, and tailor product offerings.
What does an IP lookup include?
An IP lookup reveals unusual settings by identifying location, usage of anonymizers, and IP type for thorough network analysis.
What can you use
the IP lookup tool for?
What can an IP address reveal?
Gain deeper insights and identify potential risks by verifying loan applicants with advanced IP location lookup technology.
Empower your risk team with advanced IP address insights
Benefits of IP location lookup
What is IP address lookup?
For RiskSeal, looking up an IP address means gathering information about someone's connection, including geolocation data, VPN or proxy usage, data center usage, TOR connections, and ISP.
The goal is to enhance risk scoring by using this information to assess the risk of VPN or TOR users or to build models based on geolocation.
FAQ
What kind of insights does RiskSeal's IP address lookup reveal?
RiskSeal’s reverse IP lookup solution provides extensive information about a potential borrower based solely on their IP address.
This includes geographic information such as the country, region or state, city, latitude and longitude, and zip code.
Additionally, it discloses organizational information, including the ISP and the name of the associated organization.
RiskSeal identifies anonymizers, checking if the IP connection is associated with a VPN, proxy, TOR, or Apple Private Relay.
How can you utilize RiskSeal’s IP lookup tool?
By leveraging RiskSeal’s IP lookup tool, fintech providers can enhance credit risk management and fraud detection.
RiskSeal analyzes IP addresses to identify regions with higher default rates or fraud risks, allowing lenders to adjust their decision-making process.
Also, our solution determines the applicant's approximate geolocation and compares it with the provided information to identify any discrepancies that could indicate potential fraud.
Does using an anonymous IP address indicate a high-risk borrower?
No, an anonymous IP address does not automatically mean a bad borrower. From our experience, the risk depends more on the specific type of IP address. For example, IP addresses from TOR networks or anonymous proxies pose a much higher risk compared to those from premium VPN connections or Apple Private Relay.
Does IP lookup add any friction to the end user?
No, the validation process is completely frictionless, occurring seamlessly in the background without requiring the user's separate approval.
How long does RiskSeal take to do an IP lookup?
RiskSeal performs an IP lookup almost instantly, taking just 0.1 seconds.