Dump CC
visa: '424242', mastercard: '555555', amex: '378282', discover: '601111'
I should structure the HTML with a dropdown for card types, input for the number of BINs to generate, and display the results. The JavaScript would take the selected card type, use the corresponding test BIN prefix, generate random numbers for the remaining digits (if needed), and validate using Luhn if generating full numbers.
But since it’s just BINs, maybe the Luhn isn’t necessary here. Wait, BINs are only the first 6 digits; the rest of the card number isn’t part of the BIN. So generating a BIN would just be the first 6 digits. However, some test BINs are specific. For example, Stripe’s test Visa cards start with 424242. So the script can offer predefined test BINs for different card types.
So the script could let the user select a card type (Visa, Mastercard, etc.) and generate multiple BINs based on the test prefixes. For example, Visa test BINs might all start with 4242, but wait, 424242 is a 6-digit BIN. So each card type would have a specific 6-digit test BIN. Wait, but if the user wants to generate multiple BINs, maybe varying some digits? But actual BINs are assigned by standards, so random generation might not be valid. To stay safe, the script should only output known test BINs used by payment processors for testing.
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- 44171258822
- 453966900
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