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Generating Track 1. How to make a Track 1 from a Track 2
WRITTEN BY: @Interscore
In this article I'll tell you how to make a Track 1 using a Track 2
For example, take this dump
Dump: 4888603170607238= 24053110103191805191, PATACSIL/DAVID, Bank of America,
N.A. (USA) CREDIT PLATINUM United States of America
4888603170607238=24053110103191805191 <----is the Track 2 (we want to make a Track 1 of this Track 2)
Smith/John <---cardholder name (LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME)
Bank of America, N.A. <-- Bank Name
(USA) <--- Bank Country
CREDIT <-- Credit or Debit ( in our case, Credit)
PLATINUM <--card type, i.e. Classic, Gold, Platinum
United States of America <--Directly country
When you see an equal sign (=) in a Track, it always means that it is a Track 2
When you see the letter "B" at the beginning of the Track, it always means that it is a Track 1
So, how to make a Track 1 from a Track 2:
WRITTEN BY: @Interscore
In this article I'll tell you how to make a Track 1 using a Track 2
For example, take this dump
Dump: 4888603170607238= 24053110103191805191, PATACSIL/DAVID, Bank of America,
N.A. (USA) CREDIT PLATINUM United States of America
4888603170607238=24053110103191805191 <----is the Track 2 (we want to make a Track 1 of this Track 2)
Smith/John <---cardholder name (LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME)
Bank of America, N.A. <-- Bank Name
(USA) <--- Bank Country
CREDIT <-- Credit or Debit ( in our case, Credit)
PLATINUM <--card type, i.e. Classic, Gold, Platinum
United States of America <--Directly country
When you see an equal sign (=) in a Track, it always means that it is a Track 2
When you see the letter "B" at the beginning of the Track, it always means that it is a Track 1
So, how to make a Track 1 from a Track 2: