What default action does Radar take for charges that are placed in the review queue?

Radar's behavior regarding charges in the review queue is intended to minimize fraud while ensuring legitimate transactions can process smoothly. When a charge is placed in the review queue, the default action it takes is to allow the charge to go through. This means that a charge will not be automatically declined or held up while it is under review, allowing businesses to still engage in transaction processing without unnecessary disruptions.

This default approach helps facilitate better customer experience since legitimate customers can proceed with their purchases without facing lengthy delays. It balances the need to verify transactions for potential fraud with the practical requirement of providing quick service to customers. The use of a review queue indicates that the transaction is being monitored, but it does not equate to an immediate stop on the transaction.

In cases where further scrutiny is needed, Radar may provide mechanisms for additional information requests or manual reviews, but the automatic action remains focused on continuous transaction flow as its default.