Manual 💸 Cashing Out Cards 💸

[d0ctrine]

Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.



Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.



The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.



Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.



During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List



You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.


Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.

When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.



Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

---

The Money Timeline



The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   
   To view the content, you need to Sign In or Register.

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

 

[roscoeduane22]

Thanks d0c

 

[judeboy]

Hi do you have ghitub a compte

 

[Makenzy]

G good good very good me doctrine

 

[32cakecitt3200]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

No yup

 

[Lonicookie]

Great explanation. I'm gonna get on that asap and start the process! Thanks!

 

[Robert677]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

Thank

 

[demonastan]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

Bạn cần hai hồ sơ chống phát hiện hoàn toàn riêng biệt với các dấu vân tay và proxy khác nhau. Một thẻ ngân hàng hoặc thẻ trả trước chắc chắn có SSN và tài liệu trùng khớp là điều cần thiết. Thẻ mới có hạn mức lớn chưa chạm đến Stripe sẽ hoạt động tốt nhất. Hãy lấy proxy dân dụng của Hoa Kỳ phù hợp với tiểu bang thẻ của bạn. Và có lẽ quan trọng nhất là bạn cần kiên nhẫn.

Xây dựng máy thu tiền của bạn

Tài khoản người nhận của bạn cần phải trông hợp pháp. Bắt đầu bằng email tên miền chuyên nghiệp khi đăng ký với Github —không phải là thứ rác rưởi của gmail.

View attachment 320
Điền hồ sơ của bạn bằng các kho lưu trữ chứa mã thực tế. Nếu bạn không phải là một lập trình viên, hãy sử dụng AI để tạo ra điều này. Tạo lịch sử cam kết trông giống như công việc của một nhà phát triển thực sự. Đảm bảo hồ sơ đầy đủ của bạn khớp với ngân hàng của bạn, giảm danh tính xuống chi tiết cuối cùng.
View attachment 321
Khi đăng ký làm Nhà tài trợ GitHub , họ sẽ muốn bạn cung cấp họ tên đầy đủ, ngày sinh, bốn số SSN cuối cùng trùng khớp với giấy tờ và thông tin ngân hàng của bạn.

View attachment 324

Nhà tài trợ của bạn Persona

Tài khoản này hoàn toàn tách biệt với người nhận của bạn. Sử dụng một thiết bị khác, proxy khác, email khác và danh tính khác. Đừng lãng phí thời gian xây dựng hồ sơ phức tạp—tài khoản này chỉ cần đủ lâu để thực hiện thanh toán. Đảm bảo tất cả thông tin thẻ khớp hoàn hảo. Thẻ quốc tế tốt hơn ở đây vì mất khoảng một tháng để hoàn tiền.

View attachment 322

---

Dòng thời gian tiền bạc

View attachment 325

Quá trình này diễn ra như sau:

1. Tạo tài khoản người nhận và đăng ký chương trình GitHub Sponsors
2. Sau khi được chấp thuận, hãy sử dụng thẻ trả trước của riêng bạn (hoặc thẻ đã mua không kích hoạt hoàn tiền) để quyên góp khoảng 5 đô la cho mỗi người nhận của bạn
3. Khoản quyên góp nhỏ này sẽ bắt đầu đếm ngược 60 ngày trên mỗi tài khoản
4. Gần đến ngày thứ 60—thời gian phụ thuộc vào thời gian bạn nghĩ thẻ của mình sẽ tồn tại được bao lâu trước khi bị hoàn tiền—hãy tung ra một loạt các khoản quyên góp lớn hơn
5. Khi thời gian nắm giữ kết thúc, tiền sẽ được chuyển về ngân hàng của bạn
   
   *** Văn bản ẩn: không thể trích dẫn. ***

Điều khiến phương pháp này hiệu quả là hầu hết các khoản hoàn trả xảy ra trong khoảng từ ngày 7 đến ngày 21 sau giao dịch. Khi tiền của bạn vượt qua thời hạn giữ 60 ngày, bạn đã vượt qua vùng nguy hiểm đối với hầu hết các phát hiện gian lận cơ bản.

---

Mở rộng quy mô

Một tài khoản có thể giúp bạn kiếm được tiền nhanh chóng nhưng quản lý nhiều tài khoản người nhận mới là cách bạn xây dựng một đế chế.

Nếu bạn đang chạy 3-5 tài khoản, hãy phân bổ chúng một cách chiến lược. Theo cách này, thay vì một ngày trả lương lớn, bạn sẽ có tiền mặt đều đặn vào mỗi tuần hoặc hai tuần.
Trong thời gian chờ 60 ngày, hãy giữ cho tài khoản của bạn trông sống động. Thỉnh thoảng hãy xóa các bình luận về các dự án nguồn mở và hành động như một nhà phát triển thực thụ mới bắt đầu nhận được sự yêu mến từ các nhà tài trợ.

Khi bạn đạt đến mốc 60 ngày, hãy phân bổ các thẻ có hạn mức cao của bạn trên nhiều tài khoản người nhận. Tính năng phát hiện gian lận của GitHub không được xây dựng để kết nối nhiều tài khoản nhà phát triển khi bạn đã phân chia OPSEC của mình đúng cách.

Khi tiền cuối cùng được thanh toán, hãy hành động nhanh chóng. Rút tiền từ tất cả các tài khoản đáo hạn trong cùng một khung thời gian 24 giờ và chuyển thẳng số tiền đó vào kênh rửa tiền của bạn. d0ctrine out.

king

 

[Badmannorz]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

Fuck yea thank you benderhub y’all are the shit

 

[Swe123]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

 

[WXwyFBS]

Тnx bro

 

[Mahmoud.elomrany]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

أنت بحاجة إلى ملفي تعريف منفصلين تمامًا لمكافحة الاكتشاف ، ببصمات أصابع ووكلاء مختلفين. بطاقة مصرفية متينة أو بطاقة مسبقة الدفع مع رقم ضمان اجتماعي ووثائق مطابقة، ضرورية. البطاقات الجديدة ذات الحدود الائتمانية العالية التي لم تُطبق على Stripe ستؤدي أفضل أداء. احصل على وكلاء سكنيين في الولايات المتحدة يطابقون حالة بطاقتك. والأهم من ذلك، الصبر.

بناء مستقبل أموالك

يجب أن يبدو حساب المتلقي الخاص بك شرعيًا. ابدأ باستخدام بريد إلكتروني احترافي عند التسجيل في Github — لا تستخدم أيًا من خدمات Gmail غير المفيدة.

View attachment 320
املأ ملفك الشخصي بمستودعات تحتوي على أكواد حقيقية. إذا لم تكن مبرمجًا، فاستخدم الذكاء الاصطناعي لتوليدها. أنشئ سجل التزامات يشبه عمل مطور حقيقي. تأكد من أن ملفك الشخصي الكامل يطابق هويتك المصرفية حتى أدق التفاصيل.
View attachment 321
عند التقدم بطلب للحصول على رعاة GitHub ، سيرغبون في الحصول على اسمك الكامل وتاريخ ميلادك، وأربعة أرقام من عنوان الضمان الاجتماعي مطابقة لمستنداتك، وتفاصيلك المصرفية.

View attachment 324

شخصية الراعي الخاص بك

هذا الحساب منفصل تمامًا عن حساب المُستلِم. استخدم جهازًا مختلفًا، ووكيلًا مختلفًا، وبريدًا إلكترونيًا مختلفًا، وهوية مختلفة. لا تُضِع وقتك في إنشاء ملف تعريف مُعقد، فكل ما يحتاجه هذا الحساب هو أن يكون صالحًا للاستخدام لفترة كافية لإجراء المدفوعات. تأكد من تطابق جميع بيانات البطاقة تمامًا. البطاقات الدولية أفضل هنا، حيث تستغرق عملية استرداد المبلغ حوالي شهر.

View attachment 322

---

الجدول الزمني للمال

View attachment 325

تتم العملية على النحو التالي:

1. قم بإنشاء حسابات المتلقي الخاصة بك وتقدم بطلب للحصول على برنامج GitHub Sponsors
2. بمجرد الموافقة، استخدم بطاقاتك المدفوعة مسبقًا (أو البطاقات التي تم شراؤها والتي لن تؤدي إلى استرداد المبالغ المدفوعة) للتبرع بحوالي 5 دولارات لكل من المستلمين لديك
3. يبدأ هذا التبرع الصغير العد التنازلي لمدة 60 يومًا لكل حساب
4. مع اقتراب اليوم الستين - يعتمد التوقيت على المدة التي تعتقد أن بطاقاتك ستستمر فيها قبل أن تصل إليها عمليات استرداد المبالغ المدفوعة - أطلق العنان لسلسلة من التبرعات الأكبر
5. عند انتهاء فترة الاحتفاظ، يتم إطلاق الأموال إلى حسابك المصرفي
   
   *** نص مخفي: لا يمكن اقتباسه. ***

ما يجعل هذه الطريقة فعّالة هو أن معظم عمليات استرداد الأموال تتم بين اليوم السابع والحادي والعشرين من المعاملة. بحلول الوقت الذي تتجاوز فيه أموالك فترة الاحتجاز البالغة 60 يومًا، تكون قد تجاوزت مرحلة الخطر في معظم عمليات الكشف عن الاحتيال الأساسية.

---

التوسع

قد يساعدك حساب واحد على الحصول على راتب سريع، ولكن إنشاء حسابات متعددة للمستلمين هو الطريقة التي يمكنك من خلالها بناء إمبراطورية.

إذا كنت تدير من ٣ إلى ٥ حسابات، فوزّعها بشكل استراتيجي. بهذه الطريقة، بدلًا من يوم دفع كبير واحد، ستحصل على دخل ثابت كل أسبوع أو أسبوعين.
خلال فترة الانتظار التي تبلغ 60 يومًا، حافظ على نشاط حساباتك. تخلص من التعليقات غير الرسمية على مشاريع مفتوحة المصدر، وتصرف كمطور حقيقي بدأ للتو في الحصول على دعم الرعاة.

مع اقترابك من 60 يومًا، وزّع بطاقاتك ذات الحد الأقصى على حسابات متعددة للمستلمين. نظام كشف الاحتيال في GitHub غير مصمم لربط حسابات مطورين متعددة عند تقسيم أمان العمليات (OPSEC) بشكل صحيح.

عندما تصل الأموال أخيرًا، سارع بالسحب. اسحب أموالك من جميع الحسابات المستحقة خلال ٢٤ ساعة، ثم حوّلها مباشرةً إلى قنوات غسل الأموال.

جoood

 

[Mahmoud.elomrany]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

أنت بحاجة إلى ملفي تعريف منفصلين تمامًا لمكافحة الاكتشاف ، ببصمات أصابع ووكلاء مختلفين. بطاقة مصرفية متينة أو بطاقة مسبقة الدفع مع رقم ضمان اجتماعي ووثائق مطابقة، ضرورية. البطاقات الجديدة ذات الحدود الائتمانية العالية التي لم تُطبق على Stripe ستؤدي أفضل أداء. احصل على وكلاء سكنيين في الولايات المتحدة يطابقون حالة بطاقتك. والأهم من ذلك، الصبر.

بناء مستقبل أموالك

يجب أن يبدو حساب المتلقي الخاص بك شرعيًا. ابدأ باستخدام بريد إلكتروني احترافي عند التسجيل في Github — لا تستخدم أيًا من خدمات Gmail غير المفيدة.

View attachment 320
املأ ملفك الشخصي بمستودعات تحتوي على أكواد حقيقية. إذا لم تكن مبرمجًا، فاستخدم الذكاء الاصطناعي لتوليدها. أنشئ سجل التزامات يشبه عمل مطور حقيقي. تأكد من أن ملفك الشخصي الكامل يطابق هويتك المصرفية حتى أدق التفاصيل.
View attachment 321
عند التقدم بطلب للحصول على رعاة GitHub ، سيرغبون في الحصول على اسمك الكامل وتاريخ ميلادك، وأربعة أرقام من عنوان الضمان الاجتماعي مطابقة لمستنداتك، وتفاصيلك المصرفية.

View attachment 324

شخصية الراعي الخاص بك

هذا الحساب منفصل تمامًا عن حساب المُستلِم. استخدم جهازًا مختلفًا، ووكيلًا مختلفًا، وبريدًا إلكترونيًا مختلفًا، وهوية مختلفة. لا تُضِع وقتك في إنشاء ملف تعريف مُعقد، فكل ما يحتاجه هذا الحساب هو أن يكون صالحًا للاستخدام لفترة كافية لإجراء المدفوعات. تأكد من تطابق جميع بيانات البطاقة تمامًا. البطاقات الدولية أفضل هنا، حيث تستغرق عملية استرداد المبلغ حوالي شهر.

View attachment 322

---

الجدول الزمني للمال

View attachment 325

تتم العملية على النحو التالي:

1. قم بإنشاء حسابات المتلقي الخاصة بك وتقدم بطلب للحصول على برنامج GitHub Sponsors
2. بمجرد الموافقة، استخدم بطاقاتك المدفوعة مسبقًا (أو البطاقات التي تم شراؤها والتي لن تؤدي إلى استرداد المبالغ المدفوعة) للتبرع بحوالي 5 دولارات لكل من المستلمين لديك
3. يبدأ هذا التبرع الصغير العد التنازلي لمدة 60 يومًا لكل حساب
4. مع اقتراب اليوم الستين - يعتمد التوقيت على المدة التي تعتقد أن بطاقاتك ستستمر فيها قبل أن تصل إليها عمليات استرداد المبالغ المدفوعة - أطلق العنان لسلسلة من التبرعات الأكبر
5. عند انتهاء فترة الاحتفاظ، يتم إطلاق الأموال إلى حسابك المصرفي
   
   *** نص مخفي: لا يمكن اقتباسه. ***

ما يجعل هذه الطريقة فعّالة هو أن معظم عمليات استرداد الأموال تتم بين اليوم السابع والحادي والعشرين من المعاملة. بحلول الوقت الذي تتجاوز فيه أموالك فترة الاحتجاز البالغة 60 يومًا، تكون قد تجاوزت مرحلة الخطر في معظم عمليات الكشف عن الاحتيال الأساسية.

---

التوسع

قد يساعدك حساب واحد على الحصول على راتب سريع، ولكن إنشاء حسابات متعددة للمستلمين هو الطريقة التي يمكنك من خلالها بناء إمبراطورية.

إذا كنت تدير من ٣ إلى ٥ حسابات، فوزّعها بشكل استراتيجي. بهذه الطريقة، بدلًا من يوم دفع كبير واحد، ستحصل على دخل ثابت كل أسبوع أو أسبوعين.
خلال فترة الانتظار التي تبلغ 60 يومًا، حافظ على نشاط حساباتك. تخلص من التعليقات غير الرسمية على مشاريع مفتوحة المصدر، وتصرف كمطور حقيقي بدأ للتو في الحصول على دعم الرعاة.

مع اقترابك من 60 يومًا، وزّع بطاقاتك ذات الحد الأقصى على حسابات متعددة للمستلمين. نظام كشف الاحتيال في GitHub غير مصمم لربط حسابات مطورين متعددة عند تقسيم أمان العمليات (OPSEC) بشكل صحيح.

عندما تصل الأموال أخيرًا، سارع بالسحب. اسحب أموالك من جميع الحسابات المستحقة خلال ٢٤ ساعة، ثم حوّلها مباشرةً إلى قنوات غسل الأموال.

جoood

 

[begonia]

Thanks

 

[bigman002]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

Thank you

 

[bigman002]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

Thanks again

 

[Bluered30]

here i thought 7 days was long . 60 days bro is a real test of patience especially if you aint got shit else to do .

 

[Bluered30]

here i thought 7 days was long . 60 days bro is a real test of patience especially if you aint got shit else to do .

but still , its good info

 

[420monkey]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

always giving free sauce !!

 

[Jhunpelowe]

View attachment 316
Cashing Out Cards

---

So you've got a stack of cards and no fucking clue what to do with them? Welcome to the club. Traditional carding is dying a slow death—online stores got wise to our tricks and now you're sitting there with plastic thats getting colder by the minute.

View attachment 326

Listen closely: direct cashout methods are where it's at now. And Im about to drop a method most skids overlook completely: GitHub Sponsors. This platform moves millions in legitimate transactions daily, and security is surprisingly lax if you know what you're doing.

---

The Process

GitHub Sponsors was built for nerdy developers to get paid for their open-source work. What the suits at GitHub didnt anticipate was how perfect this system is for our purposes.

View attachment 317

The setup is dead simple:

• Create two separate GitHub accounts—one receiver one sponsor
• Connect your receiver to a bank drop through their Sponsors program
• Use your sponsor account to dump payments from those hot cards
• Watch as GitHub passes 100% of the money straight to your receiver account.

---

Stripe Connect

Behind the scenes, GitHub runs on Stripe Connect for all their payment processing. This matters because GitHub doesn't handle a single transaction themselves—they've outsourced the entire financial pipeline to Stripe.

View attachment 318

Your cards need to slide through Stripe Radar's detection system with minimal friction. Stripe Radar isn't some basic security theater—it's a sophisticated fraud detection engine analyzing hundreds of signals in real-time to determine if your transaction deserves to live or die.

What this means for your operation:

• Cards previously used on other Stripe merchants are compromised.
• Cards that triggered 3D Secure challenges are dead ends.
• Cards with existing fraud flags are worthless.

For this method to actually work, you need virgin cards with clean histories.

---

The Probation Period

The most critical part of this method is understanding GitHub's mandatory 60-day holding period for new Sponsors accounts. This is their first line of defense against exactly what were doing.

View attachment 319

During these 60 days, the you've deposited so far is held under probation. This won't obviously work since cards typicall chargeback the first month. That's why for this approach to work, you need to deposit 5$ of your own money (via prepaid cards) to start the clock.

Start by feeding the system with small, legitimate $5 donations across multiple receiver accounts. As day 50-60 approaches thats when you bring out the heavy artillery—those premium cards with fat limits.

---

Your Shopping List

View attachment 323

You need two completely separate antidetect profiles with different fingerprints and proxies. A solid bank drop or prepaid card with matching SSN and docs is essential. Fresh cards with fat limits that haven't touched Stripe will perform best. Grab residential US proxies that match your card states. And perhaps most importantly, you need patience.

Building Your Money Receiver

Your receiver account needs to look legit. Start with a professional domain email when signing up with Github—none of that gmail garbage.

View attachment 320
Fill your profile with repositories containing actual code. If youre not a coder use AI to generate this. Create a commit history that looks like a real developer's work. Make sure your full profile matches your bank drops identity down to the last detail.
View attachment 321
When applying for GitHub Sponsors, they'll want your full name on your drop date of birth, last four of SSN address matching your docs, and banking details.

View attachment 324

Your Sponsor Persona

This account is completely separate from your receiver. Use a different device different proxy, different email and different identity. Dont waste time building an elaborate profile—this account just needs to hold up long enough to make payments. Make sure all card details match perfectly. International cards are better here since they take about a month to chargeback.

View attachment 322

---

The Money Timeline

View attachment 325

The process breaks down like this:

1. Create your receiver accounts and apply for GitHub Sponsors program
2. Once approved, use your own prepaid cards (or purchased ones that won't trigger chargebacks) to donate about $5 to each of your receivers
3. This small donation starts the 60-day clock ticking on each account
4. Near the 60th day—timing depends on how long you think your cards will last before chargebacks hit—unleash a barrage of larger donations
5. When the holding period ends funds release to your bank drop
   
   *** Hidden text: cannot be quoted. ***

What makes this method work is that most chargebacks happen between days 7-21 after a transaction. By the time your money clears the 60-day holding period, youre well past the danger zone for most basic fraud detection.

---

Scaling Up

One account might get you a quick payday but running multiple receiver accounts is how you build an empire.

If you're running 3-5 accounts space them out strategically. This way, instead of one big payday youve got steady cash rolling in every week or two.
During the 60-day waiting period, keep your accounts looking alive. Drop occasional commits comment on open-source projects, and act like a real dev who's just starting to get some love from sponsors.

As you approach the 60-day mark spread your high-limit cards across multiple receiver accounts. GitHubs fraud detection isn't built to connect multiple developer accounts when you've compartmentalized your OPSEC properly.

When the funds finally clear, move fast. Withdraw from all mature accounts within the same 24-hour window and funnel that cash straight into your laundering channels. d0ctrine out.

Nice to know info. Thanks!!