How to make a live checker for a credit card
Table of Contents
1. What is CC Live Checker?
2. Before we start
3. Tutorial for Installing Live Checker for Credit Cards
4. What is Luna
Algorithm 5. Punching Luna Algorithm
What is CC Live Checker?
CC live checker is a script that checks the validity of a credit card. Not only is it valid, it also checks if the credit card is valid. This means whether the credit card can complete the transaction or not.
Note. This post is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for how you use this guide.
Before We Begin
Before you start learning, you should have a few things. They are:
Tutorial on How to Make a Live Checker for a Credit Card
Here is a detailed explanation of this tutorial in the video below. Then watch carefully and if you run into problems just leave a comment below.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16c5X_G9r4qumW6Rx_yRcG3syaKOMeZry/view
Links to files used in the video:
Index.php -> https://link-to.net/74009/iasd
Bin.php -> https://link-to.net/74009/sf234
Api.php -> https : //link-to.net/74009/sd2
Many people may wonder that there are many publicly available versions of checkers such as ke1 checker, then why do we have to work so hard to make a checker. If you have the same question, let me be clear that these validators are simply testing Luna's algorithm.
What is Luna's algorithm
Luna's algorithm is an algorithm used to validate credit card numbers or other identification numbers such as social security numbers. Luna's algorithm, also called the Luna formula or modulus 10, checks the sum of the digits in the card number and indicates if the sums are equal to the expected ones or if there is an error in the number sequence. After working out the algorithm, if the total modulus 10 is zero, then the number is valid according to the Luna method.
While the algorithm can be used to verify other identification numbers, it is most commonly associated with credit card verification. The algorithm works with all major credit cards.
Punching Algorithm Moon
The credit card verification process requires companies and credit card companies to be able to encrypt and decrypt sensitive financial information about the card, issuer, and cardholder almost instantly. The volume of credit card transactions complicates this process, and companies involved in these transactions are looking for ways to limit the amount of resources required to verify transactions as much as possible. One way to speed up the verification process is to use the Luna algorithm. Luna's algorithm is especially useful because more transactions are made on the Internet, where data leaks can be easier.
Luna's algorithm is not intended to protect the parties involved in a credit card transaction, but to check for errors in the transmission of card numbers. For example, the cardholder might enter the wrong number when making an online purchase. Instead of going through the entire verification process only to determine that the number was entered in error, the algorithm checks the digits earlier in the process and returns an error message if something is wrong.
To determine if a credit card number is valid, the sum of all digits is first calculated, but not the check digit, to find the digit of the units. The difference between the total units digit and ten is the estimated check digit. If the calculated check digit and the actual check digit match, then the card has been validated.
Table of Contents
1. What is CC Live Checker?
2. Before we start
3. Tutorial for Installing Live Checker for Credit Cards
4. What is Luna
Algorithm 5. Punching Luna Algorithm
What is CC Live Checker?
CC live checker is a script that checks the validity of a credit card. Not only is it valid, it also checks if the credit card is valid. This means whether the credit card can complete the transaction or not.
Note. This post is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for how you use this guide.
Before We Begin
Before you start learning, you should have a few things. They are:
- The scripts we are going to use. You can find the link to get them after the video.
- Donation site using Stripe gateway for payment. You can use Google dork or any other method for this.
- Little brains and straight arms
Tutorial on How to Make a Live Checker for a Credit Card
Here is a detailed explanation of this tutorial in the video below. Then watch carefully and if you run into problems just leave a comment below.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16c5X_G9r4qumW6Rx_yRcG3syaKOMeZry/view
Links to files used in the video:
Index.php -> https://link-to.net/74009/iasd
Bin.php -> https://link-to.net/74009/sf234
Api.php -> https : //link-to.net/74009/sd2
Many people may wonder that there are many publicly available versions of checkers such as ke1 checker, then why do we have to work so hard to make a checker. If you have the same question, let me be clear that these validators are simply testing Luna's algorithm.
What is Luna's algorithm
Luna's algorithm is an algorithm used to validate credit card numbers or other identification numbers such as social security numbers. Luna's algorithm, also called the Luna formula or modulus 10, checks the sum of the digits in the card number and indicates if the sums are equal to the expected ones or if there is an error in the number sequence. After working out the algorithm, if the total modulus 10 is zero, then the number is valid according to the Luna method.
While the algorithm can be used to verify other identification numbers, it is most commonly associated with credit card verification. The algorithm works with all major credit cards.
Punching Algorithm Moon
The credit card verification process requires companies and credit card companies to be able to encrypt and decrypt sensitive financial information about the card, issuer, and cardholder almost instantly. The volume of credit card transactions complicates this process, and companies involved in these transactions are looking for ways to limit the amount of resources required to verify transactions as much as possible. One way to speed up the verification process is to use the Luna algorithm. Luna's algorithm is especially useful because more transactions are made on the Internet, where data leaks can be easier.
Luna's algorithm is not intended to protect the parties involved in a credit card transaction, but to check for errors in the transmission of card numbers. For example, the cardholder might enter the wrong number when making an online purchase. Instead of going through the entire verification process only to determine that the number was entered in error, the algorithm checks the digits earlier in the process and returns an error message if something is wrong.
To determine if a credit card number is valid, the sum of all digits is first calculated, but not the check digit, to find the digit of the units. The difference between the total units digit and ten is the estimated check digit. If the calculated check digit and the actual check digit match, then the card has been validated.
