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A credit card number combines a Bank Identification Number (BIN), an account identifier and a check digit calculated by the Luhn algorithm. Test environments often need realistic yet non-functional numbers to verify payment workflows without risking real accounts.
The Credit Card Number Generator creates valid synthetic numbers for major schemes, including Visa and MasterCard. You choose a card type or supply a custom BIN, define a quantity and generate up to 100 values in one click. CSV export accelerates data sharing.
Use these numbers for demos, QA automation or form-field validation. Built-in clipboard and export tools reduce manual typing, while history tracking preserves past batches for audits. Outcomes are purely random and hold no monetary value.
Behind the interface, the generator follows strict payment standards.
Generate and manage test card numbers in six quick steps.
Answers address the most common queries.
No. They are mathematically valid but cannot be used for real transactions.
No. The quantity field enforces a 1–100 range to prevent accidental overload.
Some gateways block known test ranges; use scheme-specific test cards they publish.
All processing occurs locally; no server saves your inputs or outputs.
Refresh the page or clear query parameters to start fresh.