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Stop checkout fraud, chargebacks, and bot traffic before they hit your bottom line. Sub-2ms IP risk scoring, verified egress, and passive threat intelligence. Operated from Vienna, Austria.

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| Website | opendevdocs.com | lamisnetwork.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Austria · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Lamis Network is an IP risk intelligence platform for online businesses. It helps teams assess IP reputation, detect proxies and suspicious traffic, and make faster decisions before checkout or account actions. The platform provides low-latency IP risk scoring, verified egress data, and passive...
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As answered by people managing Open Devdocs and Lamis Network.
Lamis Network's answer:
Lamis Network puts fraud scoring, proxy infrastructure and passive OSINT intelligence into one platform instead of three separate vendors. Everything runs on local-first infrastructure with MaxMind and ASN databases plus Redis caching, so lookups stay under 5ms. We're an Austrian registered business, so VAT invoicing and GDPR retention rules are handled properly from day one.
Lamis Network's answer:
Most providers make you stitch together separate tools for proxies, fraud scoring and threat intel. With Lamis Network it's one API and one gateway (gate.lamisnetwork.com), which cuts integration work significantly. Being based in Vienna also means proper EU compliance out of the box: VAT invoices, a DPA and GDPR-aligned log retention.
Lamis Network's answer:
Mostly European B2B teams dealing with checkout fraud, ad verification or QA automation. Think fintech companies, e-commerce marketplaces, ad-tech platforms and security teams that need fast fraud scoring, clean proxy pools or passive threat intelligence under EU jurisdiction.
Lamis Network's answer:
We started Lamis Network in Vienna after running into the same problem repeatedly: European businesses needing fraud protection, clean proxies and threat intelligence had to deal with multiple non-EU vendors and murky compliance. So we built one platform that keeps data local-first and stays legally clean for EU companies.
Lamis Network's answer:
MaxMind GeoLite2 and ASN databases handle IP classification, Redis handles caching for sub-5ms responses, and we pull real-time TOR exit node feeds. The API works with standard HTTP clients like curl, Python, Go and Node.js, no bulky SDK required.
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