Checkout Guard – Block Fake Orders, Spam & Fraud for WooCommerce
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Checkout Guard – Block Fake Orders, Spam & Fraud for WooCommerce is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by Giannis Kipouros. With a rating of 5.0★ from 2 reviews.
Checkout Guard – Block Fake Orders, Spam & Fraud for WooCommerce is a WordPress app, with a 5.0 average rating from 2 reviews, as of Sep 11, 2026.
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Checkout Guard – Block Fake Orders, Spam & Fraud for WooCommerce is a WordPress app. It holds a 5.0★ average from 2 reviews on WordPress.
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How Checkout Guard – Block Fake Orders, Spam & Fraud for WooCommerce works
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Stop fake and unwanted WooCommerce orders before they happen. Checkout Guard blocks suspicious checkouts using simple rules you control, with no external fraud service, no scoring engine, and no monthly fee.
Often you already know what you want to block: a throwaway email domain, a repeat offender’s IP, a country you don’t ship to. Checkout Guard puts those controls directly in your WooCommerce checkout.
🛡️ Block throwaway email services Switch on one setting and Checkout Guard rejects checkouts from around 22,000 known disposable-email domains: Mailinator, Guerrilla Mail, YOPmail, Temp-Mail and thousands more. The list ships with the plugin, so it works the moment you enable it, with no signup and no API key.
🛡️ Block by email address, domain or pattern Block individual addresses or whole domains, with wildcard support:
*@bad-domain.com blocks every address at that domain
spam*@bad-domain.com blocks spammer@bad-domain.com but leaves nice@bad-domain.com alone
*.edu blocks every address ending in that TLD
Catch-all entries such as * or *@* would block every order on your store, so they are rejected when you save.
🛡️ Reject junk names Catches checkouts where the name is obviously not a name: test, asdf, qwerty, John Doe and similar. Matching is exact and whole-field, so a customer called Testa or Contestabile is never affected by the entry test.
You can read the full list on the settings screen before switching the rule on.
🛡️ Check that the email can actually receive mail Optionally look up the address’s domain during checkout and turn the order away if it cannot receive mail at all. If the lookup itself fails, the order goes through, so a DNS problem never costs you a sale.