Automated registrations
Look for recurring timing and sequences across new account journeys.
Connect repeated registrations and account activity. Respond to the pattern.
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Review related interactions, device context and the response applied. These connections help explain account activity; they do not by themselves prove who controls an account.
Connect request, device, network and behavioural signals across activity.
Consider related interactions over time. One unusual signal is not proof of abuse.
Let legitimate activity continue. GateKeeper verifies uncertain activity with invisible challenges; your policies determine what to mitigate.
Keep the connected signals and decision context available for investigation.
An account may look plausible on its own. Repeated participation becomes clearer when you follow what related accounts do next and which restricted benefits they seek.
Look for recurring timing and sequences across new account journeys.
Investigate groups of accounts returning to the same actions across visits.
Connect account relationships to the eligibility rule your business needs to protect.
For example, related accounts repeatedly claiming a one-customer benefit deserve review. A household sharing a laptop may be entirely legitimate. Account creation abuse is distinct from taking over an existing account.
Map registration and the actions where accounts claim value. We review available account, device and session context with your team; your application retains responsibility for eligibility rules.
Browser context informs the assessment. An edge or server integration evaluates requests and applies the response on the agreed routes.
Give investigators a connected starting point for repeated account activity.
Choose verification or mitigation around the behaviour that breaks your rules.
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We review suspicious activity, revisit controls and adapt protection around the journeys that matter to your business. We agree responsibilities and the operating scope with your team.
Explore managed bot protectionNo. Consider behaviour, timing and the rule involved. Shared household or workplace devices may be legitimate.
No. Fake-account creation and coordinated participation differ from unauthorized access to an existing account.
Device and session context can reveal recurring behaviour across registrations. Those links are assessed alongside your rules, rather than treated as proof on their own.
We review account creation and the actions that follow, such as claiming an offer. Enforcement points depend on the application and agreed integration.