Identifying transaction processing retry attempts based on machine learning models for transaction success

Abstract

There are provided systems and methods for identifying transaction processing retry attempts based on machine learning models for transaction success. A service provider, such as an electronic transaction processor for digital transactions, may detect a failure of data processing for a transaction when processed with a separate data processing system, such as a card processing system for payment cards. In order to minimize cost and wasted resources for retrying transactions that are likely to further fail, a machine learning model may be implements that generates a predictive score for whether a failed transaction is likely to be successful if retried with the data processing system. The predictive score may be used to predict a probability of success, which may then be used with a cost function to determine a cost to retry the failed transaction and a cost to stop a retry of the failed transaction.