COD fraud and return prevention

A small group of buyers drives most of your returns. dbcod remembers them across your orders, flags the risky ones before you confirm, and lets you ban the worst — so you stop paying courier charges on parcels that were never going to stick.

A risk flag on every customer

Every order shows a risk score built from the customer's history — past returns, cancellations and duplicate orders. You see at a glance who is safe to ship and who needs an advance or a call first, before you spend a rupee on a parcel.

A shared network of known abusers

Repeat return-abusers often hit more than one store. dbcod matches risky numbers against a shared network of known abusers and can require an advance, or let you ban a number in one click, so the worst offenders never cost you another parcel.

What you get

  • ✓A risk flag on every customer profile
  • ✓A shared network of known return-abusers
  • ✓Require an advance from risky buyers
  • ✓Ban a number in one click
  • ✓Catch duplicate and fake orders early

Questions, answered

How does dbcod know a customer is risky?

It builds a risk score from the customer's own history across your orders — returns, cancellations and duplicates — and matches against a shared network of known abusers.

What can I do about a risky buyer?

Require an advance before shipping, send them to a call list, or ban the number — your call, in one click.

Will I lose good customers?

No — the flag is guidance, not an automatic block. You decide what to do with each risky order.

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