Retail is now the #1 target for AI agents online: 46.6% of all agentic traffic. 🛒
That's your biggest new sales channel AND your biggest new attack surface - in one number.
Shopper's assistant or fraud bot? Same behavior, opposite intent
Don't block it all. Filter on behavior
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A specific block message like "Suspected fraud" tells the fraudster exactly what to change. So they swap email/IP/address and retry. 🕵️
Blockify's new Customizable Error Messages let you stay vague on purpose - even add a fake error code.
Stop handing out the answer key. 🛡️
Checkout fraud is now the #1 most sophisticated bot attack in eCommerce.
The flow you optimized for conversion? Attackers studied it too.
20% of retail traffic is bots. 21,300 accounts stolen per brand on average.
Source: Kasada 2026 Report
Fraud control should not treat every risky order the same.
Blockify now lets merchants set different actions by risk tier:
High risk → auto-cancel + notify
Medium risk → flag for manual review
Result: stronger fraud blocking, fewer false cancellations, and less revenue lost
18% of shoppers left checkout last year because it was too complicated.
Not price. Not shipping. Your checkout.
Too many steps. Wrong payment options. Irrelevant shipping methods.
Every unnecessary element = cognitive load = lost sale.
Simpler checkout converts better. Always
Your checkout can now tell shoppers exactly how much more they need to spend to unlock a discount.
Blockify Checkout now supports 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭, a new checkout component that lets @Shopify Plus merchants display selected discount codes directly at checkout!
Q1 2026 data of Kasada shows the AI traffic in retail breaks into 3 different things:
→ Crawlers (82%) - take, don't buy
→ Agents (14%, +945% YoY) - act for real shoppers, some abuse your store
→ AI Search (4%) - drive real referral revenue
The return fraudster isn't who you think it is.
Look again.
The "fraudster" @narvarinc profiled is someone who shops online weekly. Spends over $2,500 a year with you. And - buried in the last circle - 38% of them don't think any of it is fraud.











