Shopify fraud, risk and compliance apps: stores and signals
StoreRadar.co found 3 different public fraud, risk and compliance tools. The largest current signature is NoFraud, seen on 801 observed Shopify storefronts.
If you sell fraud, risk or compliance software, this group helps you find stores with visible trust and payment-risk signals. Use this page to choose where to look first, then open an app page for more detail.
What this group shows
| Tools in this group | 3 |
|---|---|
| Biggest store count | NoFraud · 801 |
| Tools with extra details | 2 of 3 |
| Tools with same-store evidence | 0 of 3 |
| Last checked | 22 September 2026 |
Counts are public storefront observations. One store may appear under more than one technology signature.
Biggest tools in this group
| Tool | Observed storefronts | Evidence on its page |
|---|---|---|
| NoFraud | 801 | extra details |
| Signifyd | 591 | extra details |
| ClearSale | 3 | a count |
Every tool in this group
Open a tool to see its count, a simple explanation, extra details when we have them, and links to other tools.
Other groups to look at
These groups may help you look at the same stores in another way.
- Payments and checkout · 12 active signatures
- Internationalization, privacy and accessibility · 25 active signatures
- Customer support and chat · 18 active signatures
Get the stores
If you sell fraud, risk and compliance apps or services, tell us what you sell. We can use this fraud, risk and compliance signal with other filters to build a private list of Shopify stores, then look for verified founder emails where the right person is available.
Get Fraud, risk and compliance stores + verified founder emails →You can add store type, catalogue size, country and other signals to the request.
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Method and limits
StoreRadar.co checks public Shopify storefronts and counts the signals it can see. We checked this group on 22 September 2026. Counts can change as stores and their tools change.
A signal is a clue from a public storefront. It is not proof of a subscription, performance, revenue or buying intent.