livecvv For any serious carder, BINS are crucial to success. BINS are the base of card analysis and selection, determining everything from approval rates to transaction limits. Whether you’re running Facebook ads or cashing out through online casinos, BIN knowledge can mean the difference between profit and decline. This blog post illuminates the importance of BINs in carding, exposes the problems with how cards with rare BINs are currently bought and sold on marketplaces, and presents solutions we’ve developed to solve these critical issues.
BINs give you valuable insights that shape your carding strategy:
- – Instantly know card level (Classic, Gold, Platinum, etc)
- – Determine card class (Personal, Business, Corporate)
- – Know the issuing bank and its security measures
- – Predict 3D Secure requirements and bypass opportunities
- – Know if the BIN is sensitive and will get flagged quickly
Some BINs are super sensitive and get flagged fast, while others are reliable for a long time. Some BINs completely bypass 3DS, while others trigger 3DS every time. These are just a few examples of what you can learn from BINs.
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BINs and Site Compatibility
One of the most important aspects of BIN knowledge is site-specific patterns. Different merchants handle BINs very differently – what works on one platform will decline on another. Facebook Ads will accept transactions from some Classic card BINs and decline Corporate cards that should be stronger.
BINs are so important in carding that a whole group has been created around them, called “BIN botters”. They use automated systems to monitor card shops 24/7, buying cards with rare or high-value BINs as soon as they become available. They then flip those cards on their own channels, marking up prices from 300% to 1000% above retail.
These botters run sophisticated automation that monitors multiple card shops simultaneously, instantly detecting new card drops and filtering for specific high-value BINs. Their systems can execute purchases within milliseconds while tracking BIN availability and market rates across the entire ecosystem.
The end result is artificial scarcity for certain BINs, causing prices to skyrocket well beyond their original value. A card that originally sold for $20 can easily fetch $60-200 when resold, with the final price depending on that particular BIN’s rarity and market demand. The most aggressively targeted BINs by botters include:
- 354013
- 372293
- 401795
- 406655
- 406669
- 411146
- 414846
- 426083
- 439744
- 441770
- 443912
- 443913
- 448213
- 448451
- 451887
- 453817
- 455310
- 456603
- 458263
- 459905
- 467745
- 483126
- 483189
- 486430
- 486594
- 490848
- 491044
- 498016
- 498019
- 498416
- 517554
- 519906
- 522118
- 524197
- 524471
- 525669
- 526532
- 526926
- 531329
- 532655
- 533769
- 534634
- 535647
- 535648
- 537986
- 540717
- 541029
- 546213
- 546750
- 547323
- 549186
- 551149
- 552924
- 555060
- 555671
- 558056
- 558284
- 558527
While BIN botting can be profitable for resellers, it’s a big problem for carders trying to get quality cards at reasonable prices.
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