Basics of Carding by Gineral

BASICS OF CARDING BY
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Will be teaching y’all the basics of

carding and how to card
successfully
Here are the items you'll need:
- A PC/laptop or mobile phone

- A reliable VPN or Socks5 proxy
- A working credit card
- CC Cleaner, an app to clean your
browser history and previous
websites to maintain anonymity
- A Socks checker
- A background search tool for the
card owner, such as TruthFinder or
That’sThem.
For carding, I always prefer using a

laptop. While you can use a phone,
it’s crucial to have a strong VPN.
Socks 5 (SOCKet - SOCKS) is an

internet protocol that routes
network packets between a client
and server through a proxy server,
allowing us to hide our IP address.
We use it to match our location with
that of the credit card holder's
location to ensure a successful
transaction. Unlike VPN software,
it doesn't leak DNS information,
making it more secure.
A "drop" is the address you use as

your shipping address when
checking out your order. If you're
using a US credit card, the shipping
address must be a US address to
guarantee a 100% success rate.
Ideally, if the cardholder lives in,
say, New York, using a New York
address for shipping is optimal.
Nearby states can also work. This
is where having relatives, friends,
or "clients" in the state can be
beneficial.
High-speed internet is
recommended when carding or
doing any online activities.
Read all of this very carefully. Don't

be lazy. This is the main part of
carding. The faster you understand
it, the quicker your success will
come.
When you buy a CC from a shop or

somewhere else, it will be in the
following format:
Credit Card (CC)
| Credit Card Number | Exp Date |

CVV2 Code | Name on the Card |
Address | City | State | Country | Zip
Code | Phone # (sometimes not
included depending on the source) |
Example:
4305 8739 6934 6315 | 05 | 2018 |
591 | UNITED STATES | David
Mechanic | 23 Stoney Brook Lane |
Middleton | MA | 01949 |
Types of Cards:
Each credit card company starts

their cards with a different number:
- 3 – American Express (AMEX)

- 4 – Visa
- 5 – MasterCard (MC)
- 6 – Discover (Disco)
- 2 – Mastercard (newer range)
- 7 – Gas station cards, like those
issued by Exxon or Shell
- 8 – Health care,
telecommunications, or other
specialized cards
Each card company has its own

specific types of cards. Here are
some of the basics for Visa:
1. Classic: A universal payment tool

accepted worldwide at locations
displaying the Visa logo, including
ATMs, real and virtual stores, and
shops offering goods and services
by mail and telephone. This card is
intended for those with experience
using bank cards and is popular
among middle-income consumers
for its convenience, choice, and
financial flexibility.
2. Gold: One of Visa's leading

products, accepted worldwide and
allowing for impressive financial
freedom with a higher limit.
3. Platinum: These cards usually

have limits over $10,000. However,
a high limit doesn't guarantee the
card isn't already maxed out.
4. Signature: This card has no

preset spending limit, making it a
great BIN to get.
5. Infinite: The most prestigious

card with virtually no limit. There
are fewer of these in circulation, so
be cautious when buying them and
stick with reputable sellers.
6. Business: Used for small to

medium-sized businesses and
usually has a decent limit.
7. Corporate: Designed for medium

to large-sized businesses, with a
larger limit than Business cards.
8. Black: This card has limited

membership, a $500 annual fee,
and is a high-end card with no limit.
Here are the specific types of cards

for MasterCard and American
Express (Amex):
MasterCard:
1. Standard: Comparable to Visa

Classic.
2. Gold: Comparable to Visa Gold.
3. Platinum: Comparable to Visa
Platinum.
4. World: Very high limit.
5. World Elite: Virtually no limit,
high-end card.
American Express (Amex):
1. Gold: Usually around a $10,000

limit.
2. Platinum: Typically has a higher
limit, around $35,000.
3. Centurion: High limit, $75,000+
(also known as the Black Card, not
to be confused with Visa's Black
Card).
What is a BIN (Bank Identification

Number)?
The BIN, or Bank Identification

Number, is the first 6 digits of a
credit card number.
So, from the above CC example, the

BIN is 430587.
What is VBV/ NON VBV/ MSC?
1. VBV (Verified by Visa): An extra

verification process initially added
by Visa. It uses various types of
authentication, such as a
password, date of birth, social
security number, or mother's
maiden name. During a transaction,
an OTP (One-Time Password) is
sent to the card owner's mobile
number, or a secret password is
required.
2. NON VBV (Non-Verified by Visa):

Easier to use as it doesn't require
additional information about the
credit card, such as DOB, SSN, or
MMN. No OTP is needed when
making a transaction.
3. MSC (Mastercard SecureCode):

Similar to VBV, it is an additional
verification process for Mastercard.
For carding, we always buy NON

VBV CCs. This way, there is no need
for OTPs, AVS, SSNs, or any other
additional verification steps. NON
VBV cards are not verified by Visa,
allowing you to buy anything
without going through a third
verification process.
Now, let's move on to the easy part.

With this basic knowledge, we can
get into how to buy cards and use
them to order stuff like phones,
iPads, MacBooks, clothes,
PlayStations, sneakers, and more.
If you have any questions or

problems, text me.
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JOIN MY GINERAL UPDATES CHANNEL

HMU @GINERAL_01 FOR ALL YOUR

Will be teaching y’all the basics of

Here are the items you'll need:

- A PC/laptop or mobile phone

For carding, I always prefer using a

Socks 5 (SOCKet - SOCKS) is an

A "drop" is the address you use as

Read all of this very carefully. Don't

When you buy a CC from a shop or

Credit Card (CC)

| Credit Card Number | Exp Date |

Each credit card company starts

- 3 – American Express (AMEX)

Each card company has its own

1. Classic: A universal payment tool

2. Gold: One of Visa's leading

3. Platinum: These cards usually

4. Signature: This card has no

5. Infinite: The most prestigious

6. Business: Used for small to

7. Corporate: Designed for medium

8. Black: This card has limited

Here are the specific types of cards

1. Standard: Comparable to Visa

American Express (Amex):

1. Gold: Usually around a $10,000

What is a BIN (Bank Identification

The BIN, or Bank Identification

So, from the above CC example, the

What is VBV/ NON VBV/ MSC?

1. VBV (Verified by Visa): An extra

2. NON VBV (Non-Verified by Visa):

3. MSC (Mastercard SecureCode):

For carding, we always buy NON

Now, let's move on to the easy part.

If you have any questions or

HMU NOW: [T.ME/GINERAL_01]

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