Consumer electronics brand Skullcandy has shared improvements to its fraud prevention, in part due to its work with technology company Riskified.
Skullcandy was “concerned about lost revenue and customer service inquiries generated by shoppers whose non-fraudulent orders were declined and then canceled,” according to an announcement from Riskified detailing the companies’ work together.
Zach Belles, director of IT at Skullcandy, said in a statement that the retailer accessed Riskified through the Shopify app. Skullcandy largely sells headphones, ear buds and speakers.
Skullcandy is No. 617 in the Top 2000 Database. The database ranks and tracks North America’s largest online retailers by their annual ecommerce sales and more.
More than 10 retailers in the Top 2000 use Riskified for payment security and fraud prevention. Those retailers generated more than $1 billion in combined 2025…
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