OP 06 November, 2024 - 08:03 PM
Heyya,
I recently got into bypassing kyc verification systems, so far only testing out things and preparing tools. I have my id's source ready, I managed to develop a method which gives me unlimited amounts of selfies, liveness check videos and even head rotation videos; And I also got myself some androids with full fake camera support which is all great, but then I remembered that I need to input some data on said fake documents.
I believe some kyc verification services are automated and would accept fake data if it appeared to be legit (normal birthdates, names, document expiry etc.), but I'm not 100% sure.
The thing is, buying full dumps is obviously an option, but (in case it does not contain the docs) you'll never know if that person owned an passport, and if they did what issue number it had (so it's impossible to open an account, in case the site ACTUALLY checks the data for validity).
On the other hand, using real dump data on sites that only see if your verification "looks" legit is a waste of time and money.
I'm pretty sure that banks and more regulated companies, like revolut, have access to tools that would allow them to check the data for validity.
If anybody is willing to help me on the matter, provide me a list of companies that don't actually check the data, or anyhow explain the subject more to me, I would be really grateful,
Love you guys
I recently got into bypassing kyc verification systems, so far only testing out things and preparing tools. I have my id's source ready, I managed to develop a method which gives me unlimited amounts of selfies, liveness check videos and even head rotation videos; And I also got myself some androids with full fake camera support which is all great, but then I remembered that I need to input some data on said fake documents.
I believe some kyc verification services are automated and would accept fake data if it appeared to be legit (normal birthdates, names, document expiry etc.), but I'm not 100% sure.
The thing is, buying full dumps is obviously an option, but (in case it does not contain the docs) you'll never know if that person owned an passport, and if they did what issue number it had (so it's impossible to open an account, in case the site ACTUALLY checks the data for validity).
On the other hand, using real dump data on sites that only see if your verification "looks" legit is a waste of time and money.
I'm pretty sure that banks and more regulated companies, like revolut, have access to tools that would allow them to check the data for validity.
If anybody is willing to help me on the matter, provide me a list of companies that don't actually check the data, or anyhow explain the subject more to me, I would be really grateful,
Love you guys