The official Alogram Payrisk 'Smart' SDK for Python. Features built-in resiliency, ergonomic risk intelligence, and automated identity management.
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Alogram PayRisk SDK for Python
The official Python client for the Alogram PayRisk Engine.
Alogram PayRisk is a decision management and risk orchestration engine for global commerce. It fuses machine learning, behavioral analytics, and deterministic business rules into a high-fidelity scoring pipeline designed for enterprise scale and auditability.
🧠 The Three-Expert Architecture
The SDK provides unified access to three specialized risk experts:
- Risk Scoring: Real-time assessment and decision orchestration for purchases.
- Signal Intelligence: Ingestion of behavioral telemetry and payment lifecycle events.
- Forensic Data: Deep visibility into historical assessments and decision transparency.
🔐 Security: Trust Boundaries
Alogram enforces a strict separation between client-side telemetry and server-side decisioning.
| Client Type | Key Prefix | Environment | Capabilities |
|---|---|---|---|
AlogramPublicClient |
pk_... |
Browser / Mobile | Ingestion only. Cannot perform risk checks or view scores. |
AlogramRiskClient |
sk_... |
Secure Backend | Full access. Authorized for risk decisions and forensic retrieval. |
[!WARNING] Never use a Secret Key (
sk_...) in a client-side environment. This will expose your tenant's sensitive forensic data.
🔄 Full Lifecycle Integration
A best-in-class Alogram integration follows the three-step lifecycle:
from alogram_payrisk import AlogramRiskClient
from payrisk_v1 import CheckRequest, PaymentEvent
# 1. Initialize the Secret Client (Backend Only)
with AlogramRiskClient(api_key="sk_live_...", tenant_id="tid_mycorp") as client:
# 2. Assessment: Call before charging the customer
decision = client.check_risk(CheckRequest(...))
if decision.decision == "approve":
# Process payment via your gateway...
# 3. Lifecycle: Send the outcome back to Alogram
client.ingest_event(PaymentEvent(
payment_intent_id=decision.payment_intent_id,
event_type="authorization",
outcome={"approved": True}
))
🚀 High-Performance Integration
- 🏢 Smart Client Architecture: Specialized clients for server-side (
AlogramRiskClient) and public-facing (AlogramPublicClient). - 🛡️ Automated Identity: Injects
x-api-key,Authorization, and tenant headers automatically. - 🔄 Built-in Resiliency: Automatic exponential backoff and jittered retries (powered by
tenacity). - 🕵️ Native Observability: Built-in OpenTelemetry tracing for monitoring risk decision latency and outcomes.
- 🧩 Type Safe: Built with Pydantic v2 and full PEP 561 compliance (
py.typed).
📦 Installation
pip install alogram-payrisk
🛠️ Quick Start
1. Evaluate Risk (Risk Scoring Expert)
Assess a purchase in real-time. This invokes the authoritative scoring pipeline.
from alogram_payrisk import AlogramRiskClient, CheckRequest, Purchase, Identity
client = AlogramRiskClient(api_key="sk_live_...", tenant_id="tenant_123")
# Perform the check via the Risk Scoring expert
decision = client.check_risk(CheckRequest(
purchase=Purchase(amount=99.99, currency="USD"),
identity=Identity(email="customer@example.com")
))
print(f"Decision: {decision.decision} | Score: {decision.decision_score}")
2. Ingest Lifecycle Events (Signal Intelligence Expert)
Stream payment lifecycle updates to the Engine for continuous model training.
from alogram_payrisk import PaymentEvent, PaymentOutcome, PaymentAuthorizationOutcome
client.ingest_event(PaymentEvent(
event_type="authorization",
payment_intent_id="pi_123...",
amount=99.99,
currency="USD",
outcome=PaymentOutcome(
authorization=PaymentAuthorizationOutcome(approved=True, responseCode="00")
)
))
🔄 3. Full Lifecycle Workflow
For a complete end-to-end example showing how to correlate client-side signals, risk scoring, and fraud labeling, see: 👉 examples/full_lifecycle_workflow.py
This workflow demonstrates how to:
- Anchor pre-order signals using
sessionIdanddeviceId. - Correlate those signals during the
check_riskcall. - Handoff to the server-minted
paymentIntentIdfor post-order events (Auth, Capture, Chargeback).
🚀 High-Performance Integration
To ensure sub-second risk assessment latencies and handle high-volume signal telemetry efficiently, please adhere to these network best practices:
- Persistent Client (Mandatory): Maintain a single, global instance of the
AlogramRiskClientor use it as a Context Manager.- Anti-pattern: Creating a new client for every request forces a fresh TCP/TLS handshake.
- Best Practice: Reuse the client to keep the underlying
httpxsession "hot."
- HTTP/2 Multiplexing: The SDK natively supports HTTP/2. By reusing the client, multiple requests (e.g., several signals) are automatically multiplexed over a single persistent pipe, eliminating connection management overhead.
🛡️ Error Handling & Resiliency
The SDK distinguishes between transient network issues and validation errors.
from alogram_payrisk.exceptions import ValidationError, AlogramError
try:
decision = client.check_risk(request)
except ValidationError as e:
# ❌ Handle invalid input (e.g., invalid BIN or malformed email)
print(f"Validation Failed: {e.body}")
except AlogramError as e:
# 🚨 Handle generic API or Authentication errors
print(f"API Error [{e.status}]: {e.message}")
🕵️ Observability (OpenTelemetry)
The SDK automatically detects OpenTelemetry. If present, it creates spans for all API calls.
from opentelemetry import trace
# Spans will automatically include 'alogram.decision' and 'alogram.trace_id'
with trace.get_tracer(__name__).start_as_current_span("checkout"):
decision = client.check_risk(request)
🏗️ Environments
| Environment | Base URL | Key Type |
|---|---|---|
| Production | https://api.alogram.ai |
sk_live_... |
| Sandbox | https://api-sandbox.alogram.ai |
sk_test_... |
| Local | http://localhost:8080 |
test |
🤖 For AI Agents
If using an AI agent (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) for integration, provide this context:
"Use the Alogram PayRisk Python SDK. Always prefer the
AlogramRiskClientfor backend operations. Access the authoritative blended score via thedecision_scoreattribute of the response. Use theidempotency_keyparameter for all write operations."
⚖️ License
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for details.
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