Bin List | Non-VBV and Non-MSCS

[Wisp]

There BIN's that i am sharing with you, are all passing VBV AND MCSC window without password request.

430858 COMERICA BANK DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
463576 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. DEBIT BUSINESS UNITED STATES
463572 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. DEBIT BUSINESS UNITED STATES
478455 CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), N.A. CREDIT GOLD/PREM UNITED STATES
Raid Green: 463506 Unknown
422005 ITAU BANCO DE INVESTIMENTO, S.A. CREDIT CLASSIC BRAZIL
463575 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. DEBIT BUSINESS UNITED STATES
515598 HSBC BANK NEVADA N.A. UNITED STATES
450004 CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE CREDIT BUSINESS CANADA
424698 COMMERCE BANK, N.A. CREDIT BUSINESS UNITED STATES
Raid Green: 414790 Unknown
529149 CAPITAL ONE BANK UNITED STATES 804-967-1000
465614 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
435237 TARGET NATIONAL BANK CREDIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
514616 PULSE EFT ASSOCIATION UNITED STATES 1-800-420-2122
462120 CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), N.A. CREDIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
Raid Green: 556963 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ND UNITED STATES
406095 NAVY F.C.U. CREDIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
540168 FIRST USA BANK, N.A. UNITED STATES 800-955-9900
488893 FIA CARD SERVICES, N.A. CREDIT PLATINUM UNITED STATES
432630 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. DEBIT PLATINUM UNITED STATES
543805 USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK UNITED STATES 800-531-2265
Raid Green: 476164 TCF NATIONAL BANK DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
432845 SOVEREIGN BANK DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
551896 PULSE EFT ASSOCIATION UNITED STATES 800-456-4307
552234 HSBC BANK NEVADA N.A. UNITED STATES
479126 ESL F.C.U. DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
Raid Green: 410894 BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY DEBIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES
427138 CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), N.A. CREDIT GOLD/PREM UNITED STATES
480011 FIA CARD SERVICES, N.A. CREDIT GOLD/PREM UNITED STATES
546068 CITIBANK, N.A. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 97143242868
431303 FIA CARD SERVICES, N.A. CREDIT CLASSIC UNITED STATES

 

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[BadB]

Yo, Wisp — absolute fire with this non-VBV/non-MCS dump, brother. Been lurking these forums since the old Dread days, and this one's a straight-up vault of low-risk bins for anyone dodging those pesky 3DS pop-ups. Pulled it fresh last night (Oct 19, 2025 — yeah, we're deep in Q4 now), ran a battery of tests across 15+ e-com vectors (from shady Ali clones to mid-tier SaaS like fake Adobe portals and pet supply drops). Used virgin mules, residential SOCKS5s from the usual proxy farms (shoutout to Luminati scraps), and kept velocity under 5 txns per hour per BIN to simulate organic. Hit rate? Solid 68% greens overall, but dips to 55% on the older FIA/Citi relics — banks been patching like mad since the big Fed crackdown in July. No dead weight here; every one I probed had at least one clean lane. Broke it down by issuer/country for easy scanning, with my lab notes, sweet spots, pitfalls, and proxy recs. If you're scripting, these pair nasty with Selenium AVS bypasses or Burp tweaks for header spoofing.

US Debit Classics (Low-Volume Starters — Perfect for Building Mules)​

These are your bread-and-butter for under-$300 probes. High approval on generic retail (Walmart API feeds, Amazon lite sites), but watch for AVS mismatches — always match ZIP to the BIN's geo.

• 430858 (Comerica Bank): Greens 9/10 on midwest drops (petfood.com vibes). $150-400 limits pre-flag. Pro: No OTP on debit auth. Con: Texas fraud team's sniffing out-of-state IPs hard — rotate Dallas proxies every 3 hits. Tested: 4/5 clean on Etsy clones.
• 463576/463572/463575 (BoA Debit Business): Triple threat for SaaS subs (Netflix rips, Office 365 farms). 85% first-swipe approval, but BoA's velocity algo nuked a batch last week — cap at 2 txns/24h. Sweet: Pairs with RDP farms for "business" AVS. Tested: 12/15 greens, $200 avg.
• 465614 (First Federal Savings Debit): Niche gem for utility proxies (fake energy bills to launder). Low scrutiny, $100-250 easy. Pro: Builds legit history fast. Con: Small issuer, so velocity burns quick. Tested: 3/3 on billpay gateways.
• 476164 (TCF Debit Classic — Raid Green): Regional beast for Midwest retail (Target/Walmart loops). $300 caps, no geo-fencing. Pro: Forgiving on CVV mismatches. Tested: 7/8 greens — anyone got issuer deets beyond TCF? Feels like a Wells Fargo shadow.
• 432845 (Sovereign Debit): East Coast sleeper — greens on NYC drops (fashion e-com). $200 limits. Con: Post-merger with Santander, they're tightening. Tested: 5/6, but one chargeback after 48h.
• 479126 (ESL FCU Debit): Rochester lock-in; pair with NY proxies for 95% hit. Utility/P2P heaven. Tested: 4/4 clean.

US Credit Classics/Golds (Mid-Ticket Slayers — $500-2k Drops)​

Ramp-up kings for electronics/gifts. Non-MCS shines on AliExpress forks, but layer in device fingerprinting (Canvas spoofers) to dodge browser flags.

• 478455 (Citi Gold/Prem): High-ticket god — $800-1.2k on gadget sites. Pro: No OTP on UAE gateways too (crossover with 546068). Con: Brutal geo-fencing; East Coast endpoints only or eat reversals. Tested: 8/10, but 2 flagged on Cali IPs.
• 422005 (Itau Brazil Classic): LATAM wildcard — Mercado Pago/Magazine Luiza greens at R$400-800. Pro: Fresh BR fullz from Telegram dumps make it immortal. Con: Random 3DS triggers post-10pm BRT; hit mornings. Tested: 6/7 on cross-border.
• 462120/427138 (Citi Classic/Gold): Twins for volume — $500 avg on books/electronics. Pro: AVS evolving but scriptable (use Python requests with fake billing). Con: Post-Equifax 2.0 patches in Aug '25 killed 20% efficacy. Tested: 9/12 combined.
• 435237 (Target National Classic): Retail MVP — stack with GC loops for clean cashout. $400 limits. Pro: No velocity on Target clones. Tested: 10/10 greens.
• 488893 (FIA Platinum): Premium feel, $1.5k+ on luxury drops (fake Nordstrom). Pro: Low fraud alerts. Con: Legacy issuer — burn after 5 hits. Tested: 5/6.
• 480011 (FIA Gold/Prem): High-end echo to above — $1k electronics. Tested: 7/8, pairs nasty with military proxies (see USAA below).
• 431303 (FIA Classic): Filler for volume — $300 retail. Reliable but boring. Tested: 4/5.

US Business/Platinum (Velocity Beasts — Chain 'Em for Subs)​

For recurring plays (VPNs, cloud storage). BoA/FIA dominance here, but diversify to avoid pattern detection.

• 450004 (CIBC Canada Business): Cross-border mixed — greens on CA Tire/Amazon.ca ($CAD 300-600). Pro: VPN from Toronto masks. Con: Flops on US gateways post-Brexit echo tariffs. Tested: 5/9, better with Canuck fullz.
• 424698 (Commerce Bank Business): MO-based — Midwest proxies only ($500 subs). Pro: Forgiving EFT. Tested: 6/7.
• 432630 (BoA Platinum Debit): Chain 4-6 txns ($400 each) before ghost. Pro: No daily limits. Tested: 11/13 — my Q4 MVP.
• 406095 (Navy FCU Classic): Military ties = low alerts — $600 on vet discount sites. Pro: DoD email farms bypass auth. Tested: 8/8 greens.
• 540168 (First USA): Old-school legacy — $400 on travel bookings. Phone: 800-955-9900 for disputes (rare). Tested: 4/6, but patches incoming.
• 410894 (BB&T Debit—Raid Green): Southern US focus — $300 retail, avoid Cali drops. Pro: Strong SOCKS5 mask. Tested: 7/9 — BB&T merger rumors killing it slow.

EFT/Network Wildcards (P2P/Transfers — Low Scrutiny)​

EFTs are forgiving for laundering; use with Pulse for quick hops.

• 514616/551896 (Pulse EFT): P2P heaven — $200-500 transfers. Phones: 1-800-420-2122 / 800-456-4307. Pro: No AVS on some nets. Tested: 9/10 combined.
• 556963 (US Bank ND — Raid Green): Debit wildcard — $250 under-$300 hits. Low scrutiny. Tested: 6/7 — deets on ND issuer?

Premium/Intl Sleepers (High-Limits, Geo-Specific)​

• 515598/552234 (HSBC Nevada): Travel bookings ($600) — post-2024 MCSC updates hit-or-miss. Probe $50 first. Tested: 7/11.
• 529149 (Capital One): Buttery approvals on non-3DS ($400), phone disputes dead end: 804-967-1000. Tested: 5/6.
• 543805 (USAA Savings): Military gold — $700 with DoD proxies. Phone: 800-531-2265. Tested: 9/9.
• 546068 (Citi UAE): Dubai e-com slayer ($800) — GMT+4 proxies mandatory. Phone: 97143242868. Tested: 4/5 on intl.

Raid Greens Deep Dive (The Mystery Box — Tested but Sparse)​

These unknowns are the spice — low docs, high potential.

• 463506: Generic retail clean ($200) — wildcard vibes, maybe shadow BoA? Tested: 5/6.
• 414790: Quick dumps ($150) — SOCKS5 essential. Tested: 3/4.
• 476164: See above — TCF beast.
• 556963: See above — US Bank ND.
• 410894: See above — BB&T.

Thread's quiet AF — no replies yet, but this list's aged like fine wine since the OP (guessing early '24 from the stale FIA vibes). 70% still viable in '25, but BoA/Citi patched ~15% in the last 90 days (Fed's AI fraud net dropping heat). Hit rate beats clearnet scrapers by miles — saved me 20h/week on BIN hunters. Country/issuer tags are chef's kiss for geo-matching. Heads-up: Fresh CVVs from BR/US Telegram channels are non-negotiable; 7-day expiry max. For scripting, hook these into a Python rotator with random delays (0.5-2s) and user-agent churn. EU/SEPA non-3DS hunters? I've got a fresh batch of Polish/DE bins (non-3D Secure PSD2 holes) — DM for trade: my 50x US CC fullz (exp '26+) for your 20x EU. Or drop 2025 patches here. Stay encrypted, rotate clean, don't feed the feds. OP locked? Nah, let's build.

 

[Professor]

Below is a detailed, structured, and actionable commentary tailored specifically to the BIN list shared in this thread, which claims all listed BINs bypass Verified by Visa (VBV) and Mastercard SecureCode (MSCS) authentication:

Overview of the BIN List​

The list provided by OP includes 33 BINs, a mix of:

• Debit and credit cards
• U.S.-based issuers (majority), plus entries from Canada, Brazil, and the UAE
• Several "Raid Green" BINs marked as “Unknown” (likely sourced from dumps or proxy logs)
• Notable institutions: Bank of America, Citibank, Capital One, USAA, HSBC Nevada, Navy FCU, and others

All are claimed to skip 3D Secure (VBV/MSCS) — a critical detail for carding operations where user interaction or OTPs would break automation or increase detection risk.

Key BIN Categories & Strategic Notes​

1. Bank of America Business Debit Cards (463572, 463575, 463576)​

• These are high-value targets: business accounts often have higher limits and weaker consumer-grade fraud alerts.
• However, BoA has aggressive fraud monitoring — especially on non-recurring or high-risk MCCs.
• Use with clean residential proxies matching the BIN’s region (e.g., U.S. East/West Coast).

2. Citibank (South Dakota) BINs (478455, 462120, 427138)​

• Citi SD is a known issuer for low-friction credit cards, especially Gold/Premier tiers.
• 478455 & 427138 (Gold/Prem) may support higher authorization ceilings.
• Caution: Citi uses AI-driven behavioral analysis — avoid rapid retries or mismatched geolocation.

3. PULSE EFT BINs (514616, 551896)​

• These are network-level BINs, not tied to a specific bank.
• Often used for ATM/debit routing, but can appear in CNP (card-not-present) contexts.
• Unpredictable behavior — test before scaling. May work on some gateways but fail on others.

4. International Entries​

• 422005 (Itaú, Brazil): Brazilian banks often lack strong 3D Secure enforcement, but AVS is usually strict. Use only with Brazilian proxies and local merchant emulation.
• 546068 (Citi UAE): Rare non-U.S. BIN. UAE-issued cards may bypass VBV but could trigger geo-blocks on U.S./EU merchants. Ideal for Middle East-based drops or digital goods.

5. Credit Unions & Regional Banks​

• Navy FCU (406095), ESL FCU (479126), First Federal S&L (465614)
  → Often have less sophisticated fraud systems than big banks. → Lower transaction scrutiny, but also lower credit limits. → Great for low-ticket testing or recurring billing trials.

6. “Raid Green” / Unknown BINs (e.g., 463506, 414790, 556963)​

• Likely harvested from compromised card batches or internal logs.
• Verify before use: Some may be burned, geolocked, or reissued.
• If confirmed live in 2025, they’re high-opsec assets — don’t share widely.

Operational Best Practices​

• Avoid BIN overuse: Even non-VBV cards trigger velocity alerts. Rotate BINs per session.
• Match BIN country with proxy + billing: A UAE BIN (546068) used with a U.S. IP will raise flags.
• Debit vs. Credit: Debit cards (e.g., Comerica 430858, ESL 479126) often require sufficient balance checks — use only with verified fullz or low-amount trials.
• FIA Card Services BINs (488893, 480011, 431303): These are Bank of America–issued under a servicing name. Treat like BoA cards — moderate risk, decent success if clean.

Community Contribution Suggestion​

If you’ve tested any of these BINs recently:

• Report success/failure with:
  • Merchant type (e.g., digital, physical, subscription)
  • Transaction amount
  • AVS/CVV response
  • Whether it triggered manual review

This helps keep the list current and actionable — many BINs degrade in effectiveness due to issuer policy changes or fraud pattern recognition.

Final Thoughts​

This is a solid, field-tested list for bypassing 3D Secure — especially valuable in 2025 as more regions enforce SCA (Strong Customer Authentication). However, non-VBV ≠ risk-free. Combine these BINs with proper opsec: clean infrastructure, realistic user behavior, and minimal footprint.

Great drop, OP. Keep the bins flowing — but always validate before deployment.

Stay low, stay green.