TOOLS NEEDED
-RDP / VPN
-BANK LOG/FULLZ
-YOUR DROP
-GOOD INTERNET
1 - Put on your laptop and set up your RDP using Mozilla Firefox, I prefer Mozilla Firefox because it's what I've been using now for the past 5 years without any error or problem. (Or Use A good vpn)
NOTE that RDP is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft, which provides a user with a graphical interface to connect to another computer over a network connection. The user employs RDP client software for this purpose, while the other computer must run RDP server software. It will connect you with any computer that is located in other country. We use it to stay anonymous and safety. In one word you will use someone’s pc to run ACH instead of your own.
2 - Enter the bank website of the log that you bought or spammed, You can actually spam For cc, fullz, bank logs etc yourself.
For instant you bought Wells Fargo login, you have to go to Wells Fargo bank website to be able to login to the bank log that you bought. And go through the account history and to also confirm the balance, with that you will know the amount you re moving from your bank log to the client bank details.
3 - After successfully logging in your bank log, look for transfer it is usually at the top of the bank account interface, click on it and select transfer to other bank. Under this pls look for "Add External Bank" and click on it. Pls note that this instructions may differ because we have over 100 banks in the USA but I'm 100% sure there are similarities that will lead you to what you are about to do.
4 - After clicking on Add External Bank it will load and take you to where you will be able to enter the client bank account details, you will only be asked to enter 3 things which are:
(a) Bank Routine number
(b) Bank Account number
(c) Nickname
NOTE - some banks may ask you to add client name address date of birth last 4 digit of ssn and in fact some might even ask you to validate either email or phone number just make sure you follow the instructions to add the external account details.