FAQ: Advanced carding using cloud-based iOS devices (2025)

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Lets get one thing straight: if you're serious about carding you need to be using clean fingerprints. And if you're really serious you're probably already on the iPhone train as I've talked about before in my guide https://2crd.cc/showthread.php?t=161353.
But what if you're not in the Apple ecosystem? What if you're stuck with some cheap-ass Chinese Android phone that's about as unique as a fingerprint in a database of millions? That's where these cloud-based mobile device farms come into play. Today were going deep into one of these services that lets you wield the power of mobile straight from your browser: https://browserstack.com.
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The Fuck is BrowserStack?
BrowserStack on the surface is a legitimate tool used by developers to test their websites and apps across a shitload of different devices and browsers. They've got everything from the latest iPhones and iPads to a whole zoo of Android devices. But here's where it gets interesting for us: these aren't some janky emulators or virtual machines. These are real physical devices sitting in a data center somewhere just waiting for your commands.
Now compare that to those mobile antidetects that we also covered on https://2crd.cc/showthread.php?t=161392 Most of them don't even offer iOS and the ones that do are usually just running simulators. With BrowserStack you're getting the real deal. When you fire up Safari on one of their iPhones you're getting a genuine iOS fingerprint not some half-assed approximation.

• Another great part is that they've got pretty much every recent Apple device you can think of from the latest iPhone 16 Pro Max down to the iPad Mini.


• That means you can constantly switch between different devices which is especially useful when you want to keep hammering the same site without getting fingerprinted.

You can card discard and be on to the next device in minutes. Start a session do your dirty work end the session and boom – your next device is practically brand new. No lingering cookies no cached data just a fresh start every time. The site you're hitting wont be able to fingerprint you because you're constantly switching actual devices. Its like having an endless supply of burner phones except you don't have to deal with some shady dude in a back alley.

Oh and the cherry on top? BrowserStack itself is cardable. That's right you can use their own service against them. Its like stealing the keys to the candy store.
Carding Your Way In
Getting a BrowserStack account is straightforward and requires minimal effort. You can use even the weakest cards - ones with pathetically low limits that most wouldn't bother with. These low-limit cards work perfectly fine for this purpose.

• First things first head over to BrowserStacks website.


• Don't worry its not some dark web marketplace – its a legit site which makes it even more hilarious when you think about what were about to do.


• Once you're there look for the 'Sign Up' or 'Free Trial' button. They practically beg you to take advantage of their generosity.

Now here's where your card comes in. When they ask for your payment details feed them that low-limit card you've got lying around. Hell even a $2 card can do the trick. BrowserStacks payment processor is about as strict as a blind security guard. They'll happily accept your card without a second thought.
Once you've filled in the necessary details and completed the signup process you're in. You've got yourself a shiny new BrowserStack account ready to be used and abused. That's where the fun begins.

Once you're logged in launching an iOS device is dead simple. Head to the 'Live' section pick your iPhone or iPad of choice and within seconds you've got a real iOS device at your fingertips. No bullshit setup no complicated configurations - just point click and you're in. The browser window becomes your portal to a physical device sitting in some rack somewhere ready to do your bidding. And unlike those janky Android emulators gets flagged as fake from a mile away this is the real deal - genuine iOS genuine device fingerprints genuine everything.
Using Proxies
All those pristine device fingerprints and constant switching wont mean shit if you're connecting from an IP address halfway across the world from your cardholders location. That's where proxies become crucial. BrowserStacks 'Local Tunnel' feature lets you route your traffic through residential proxies that match your targets location.

The Local Tunnel creates an encrypted pipeline between your machine and the BrowserStack device. This lets you funnel your traffic through any proxy you want - residential mobile or datacenter. But for carding you'll want residential proxies that match your cardholders area. A perfect device fingerprint combined with a matching residential IP is what makes hits land.
The setup process might look intimidating at first but its actually straightforward. Download the Local Testing binary from BrowserStack run it and you're ready to roll. The learning curve is short - you'll be routing traffic through your proxies in no time.

Once configured every connection from your BrowserStack device flows through your chosen proxy. The target site sees traffic coming from a residential IP in your cardholders neighborhood while you maintain that clean device fingerprint. Its this combination that separates successful cards from the ones that get flagged instantly.
In-App Purchases
Now lets talk about in-app purchases. I'll be honest I haven't tested this extensively but from what Ive seen using BrowserStack for things like buying https://www.roblox.com or other in-app crap seems to have a better-than-average success rate.

Here's the thing: Apple knows these are BrowserStack devices. They're not stupid. They surely have some extra security measures in place. You cannot even make iCloud IDs with the devices. But here's where we have an edge: unlike real devices that often get hit with the dreaded 'Purchase Cannot be Completed' error (which by the way has a bypass that Ill cover in the future) these BrowserStack devices seem to be resistant to it.

Why? Because they're used by legitimate developers for testing in-app purchases. Apple cant just block them outright without pissing off a bunch of devs. So they're kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Now I'm not saying its foolproof. But from my preliminary tests it seems like in-app purchases on BrowserStack have a decent chance of going through. Its definitely worth exploring if you're into that kind of thing.
The Ultimate Carding Playground
Lets wrap this up shall we? BrowserStack is an amazing fucking tool for carders. Its like having access to an infinite supply of clean untraceable mobile devices. You've got real iOS fingerprints a massive selection of devices and the ability to switch them out on the fly. And the fact that you can card your way in? That's just the icing on the cake.
But remember this isn't some magic bullet. You still need to be smart about it. Use proxies don't be an idiot. Remember: this is a tool and like any tool its only as good as the person using it.
So there you have it. BrowserStack is a carders wet dream. Its a playground where you can run wild as long as you know what you're doing. Now get out there and put this knowledge to good use. And if you see some script kiddie bragging about their shitty Android emulator setup just laugh and walk away. They're playing checkers while you're playing 4D chess.
Stay frosty you magnificent bastards.