Changes in domain wall resistance under radio-frequency (RF) irradiation are experimentally studied for transverse walls. An original experimental technique is applied to the measurement in a permalloy nano-stripe with a notch, where the walls are found to provide a largely enhanced resistive response as compared to saturated domains. Their susceptibility is found to be an order of magnitude larger than that of the domains in a frequency range between 5 and 20 GHz. We argue that the RF fields induce an internal distortion of the magnetization profile that depends on the shape of the domain wall.