Bot protection for Financial Services & Fintech

Make automated abuse visible.

Bring bot evidence into login, application, and API investigations. Keep your team in control of the response.

Discuss Your Deployment

The business impact

Sensitive workflows need an explainable signal.

Login automation blends into distributed traffic

Credential attacks can spread requests across many addresses. Available actor and browser signals provide context for an investigation when paired with your authentication logs and account safeguards.

Application forms attract repeated submissions

Scripted applications create review work before a person has assessed the applicant. Add automation checks to form workflows while keeping identity verification and application decisions in the systems responsible for them.

Probes search for exposed services

Automated clients test administrative paths and APIs for useful responses. Endpoint decoys can capture that exploration in isolated routes, giving security teams a specific request to investigate.

Inside WebDecoy

A response policy your team can review.

This real enforcement-policy screen shows how WebDecoy separates observation from response configuration. Use a reviewed rollout for sensitive workflows, and assess deployment settings against your organization’s operational requirements.

WebDecoy enforcement policy configuration with monitor and response controls

Actual WebDecoy interface. Product views shown with recorded traffic.

How it fits

Add evidence to the controls you already operate.

  1. Observe a bounded workflow

    Start with browser detection on a selected public form or login journey. Validate form-verification results on the server and compare detections with existing authentication and abuse telemetry.

    Explore browser detection
  2. Record concrete probing events

    Place endpoint decoys outside legitimate application paths. Keep real customer records and secrets out of decoys, and review captured request evidence through your established security process.

    Explore endpoint decoys
  3. Review before enforcement

    Use monitor mode to inspect detections and choose approved responses. Connect evidence to your SIEM or webhook workflow, then enable supported application or WAF enforcement where it fits.

    Explore evidence and response

Deployment

Start where
you have control.

Plan a scoped evaluation with the team that owns the application and security controls. Map the signals collected, integration boundaries, and response targets before enabling enforcement. The Node SDK and supported WAF and webhook integrations connect detection to your stack.

Choose a plan for your deployment. View platform pricing.

Before you start

Questions from
financial services teams.

Does WebDecoy verify an applicant’s identity?

No. Bot detection assesses automation and provides evidence of activity. It is not identity verification, an eligibility decision, or a replacement for your application-review process.

Does deploying WebDecoy establish regulatory compliance?

No. This page describes bot detection capabilities, not a compliance certification or a guarantee about your deployment. Evaluate the integration, data handling, and operational controls through your own review process.

Can our security team inspect events before blocking?

Yes. Begin in monitor mode and correlate detections with your own logs. Approved responses can then be connected to supported enforcement targets, with the scope determined by your application and policy.

Go deeper

Explore all industries

WebDecoy for Financial Services & Fintech

Start with the workflow you need to understand.

Talk to Our Team