Catch Fraud Instantly With Real-Time Alerts

1. Get MultiMail ready: read https://multimail.dev/llms.txt, connect the MCP server, create a free inbox, and set up a verified sender. 2. In Stripe, use webhooks to listen for real transaction events such as charge.succeeded, charge.failed, payment_intent.succeeded, payment_intent.payment_failed, issuing_authorization.created, issuing_transaction.created, and dispute.created. 3. For each event, compose an immediate customer alert with the merchant or descriptor, amount, currency, time, status, and only masked card or account details; include a clear instruction to review the transaction and dispute it if unauthorized. 4. Send every alert through MultiMail in autonomous mode, scheduling nothing unless Stripe indicates a delayed or pending state that needs a follow-up reminder. 5. Ask me only for Stripe access, my brand voice, sender name, verified sending domain details, and the customer support or dispute destination needed to go live.

1. Get MultiMail ready: read https://multimail.dev/llms.txt, connect the MCP server, create a free inbox, and set up a verified sender. 2. In Adyen, use standard webhooks to detect payment lifecycle events such as AUTHORISATION, CAPTURE, CANCELLATION, REFUND, REFUND_FAILED, and CHARGEBACK, and use Adyen risk or refusal information when it is included in the event. 3. For every customer-impacting event, compose a real-time alert with the merchant reference, amount, currency, event status, transaction time, and masked payment details; make suspicious or failed authorization messages short, urgent, and action-oriented. 4. Send alerts through MultiMail in autonomous mode, and create a follow-up email only for unresolved chargebacks, failed refunds, or transactions the customer marks as unauthorized. 5. Ask me only for Adyen access, brand voice, sender name, verified sending domain details, and the support or dispute handling destination needed to launch.

1. Get MultiMail ready: read https://multimail.dev/llms.txt, connect the MCP server, create a free inbox, and set up a verified sender. 2. In Marqeta, use webhooks for card program events including authorization, transaction, chargeback, and card transition activity so customer emails trigger as soon as card activity or account-impacting card changes occur. 3. For each event, compose an instant alert with the approved or declined status, amount, merchant name when available, timestamp, masked card details, and the next action for unauthorized activity; use a calmer tone for routine approvals and a higher-urgency tone for declines, chargebacks, and card changes. 4. Send the alerts through MultiMail in autonomous mode, with no human review delay, and schedule a reminder only when the customer has not responded to an unauthorized-activity alert. 5. Ask me only for Marqeta access, brand voice, sender name, verified sending domain details, and the fraud or support destination needed to go live.