RealNode Anti-Scalper
Stop scalper bots with hardware biometrics, zero friction
What it does
RealNode adds a hardware-backed security layer to websites using FIDO2/WebAuthn. It uses security features already available on a user's device, such as Touch ID, Face ID, or a device PIN, to help tell real users apart from automated sessions. Bots can imitate browser behavior, but they can't simply reproduce the cryptographic proof from a user's device authenticator. No biometric data is stored by RealNode.
Hardware-backed bot protection, anti-spam, and fraud prevention for WooCommerce. Stops scalper bots and fake orders at checkout with zero friction.
Every high-demand sale carries the same risk: automated scripts claim your inventory in seconds, real customers miss out, and your support team spends days handling frustrated buyers. RealNode eliminates that scenario at the source. Instead of analyzing traffic patterns and making guesses, RealNode asks a simple question that bots cannot answer: prove you are a human being, with a real device, right now. Automated scripts fail instantly. Real customers answer in a single tap. The result is a checkout experience that feels identical to your customers — and completely closed to bots. RN Insight — Passive audit Runs entirely in the background. It analyzes traffic and surfaces behavioral…from wordpress.org
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