Credit Card Generator

Educational Tool for Cybersecurity Testing Developed By Questloops

Generator Settings
Configure the parameters for generating test credit card numbers
Common test BINs: 4242424242424242 (Visa), 5555555555554444 (Mastercard)
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Educational Information
Learn about credit card number structure, validation, and security features

Credit Card Number Structure

4532 1234 5678 9012
BIN (6 digits)
Account (6-9 digits)
Account
Check (1 digit)
BIN (Bank Identification Number):

The first 6 digits identify the issuing bank and card type. For example, Visa cards start with 4, Mastercard with 5, and American Express with 34 or 37.

Account Number:

The middle digits (6-9 digits) represent the individual account identifier assigned by the issuing bank.

Check Digit:

The last digit is calculated using the Luhn algorithm to validate the entire number sequence.

Length Variations:

Visa/Mastercard: 16 digits, American Express: 15 digits, Diners Club: 14 digits.

Luhn Algorithm Validation

The Luhn algorithm, also known as the "modulus 10" algorithm, is a checksum formula used to validate credit card numbers and detect simple errors in typing or transmission.

How it works:

  1. Starting from the rightmost digit, double every second digit
  2. If doubling results in a two-digit number, add the digits together
  3. Sum all the digits
  4. If the total is divisible by 10, the number is valid

Card Types and Security Features

Visa

  • • Starts with 4
  • • 16 digits long
  • • 3-digit CVV
  • • Most widely accepted

Mastercard

  • • Starts with 5
  • • 16 digits long
  • • 3-digit CVV
  • • Global acceptance

American Express

  • • Starts with 34/37
  • • 15 digits long
  • • 4-digit CVV
  • • Premium services

Security Features

CVV/CVC Codes

Card Verification Values are security codes that help verify the card is physically present during transactions.

  • Visa/Mastercard: 3-digit code on the back
  • American Express: 4-digit code on the front
  • Purpose: Prevents card-not-present fraud

Expiration Dates

Expiration dates add another layer of security and help manage card lifecycle.

  • Format: MM/YY (Month/Year)
  • Typical validity: 2-5 years
  • Security: Limits card misuse timeframe

Responsible Usage Guidelines

✅ Legitimate Uses:

  • • Software testing and QA
  • • Payment system development
  • • Educational demonstrations
  • • Cybersecurity training
  • • Form validation testing

❌ Prohibited Uses:

  • • Actual financial transactions
  • • Fraudulent activities
  • • Identity theft attempts
  • • Unauthorized purchases
  • • Bypassing payment systems

⚠️ Legal Notice: Using generated credit card numbers for fraudulent purposes is illegal and can result in serious criminal charges. This tool is strictly for educational and testing purposes only.

Technical Implementation

BIN Database

Our tool uses a comprehensive database of Bank Identification Numbers to generate realistic test numbers.

  • • 130K+ BIN ranges supported
  • • Regular database updates
  • • Accurate card type detection

Generation Process

Numbers are generated using cryptographically secure random number generation and Luhn validation.

  • • Secure random generation
  • • Luhn algorithm validation
  • • Format-specific rules