FAQ: Carding custom gaming PCs on NZXT BLD (2025)

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It's almost fucking Christmas and whats better than a shiny new car under the tree? But lets be real we cant exactly card a goddamn car. So whats the next best thing for a bunch of nerds like us? A brand-spanking-new high-end gaming PC thats what. And where are we gonna snag one of these beauties? https://nzxt.com/build that's where.
https://nzxt.com/build the makers of overpriced PC cases and coolers that look like they were designed by a horny teenager. Now they're peddling pre-built systems through their 'BLD' service. They promise custom gaming rigs but their security is about as effective as a wet paper bag.
Were targeting https://nzxt.com/build service where they assemble custom PCs with high-end components. High-value shit jacked up prices and their protection is a fucking joke. Perfect for us.
Get your cards ready fire up those proxies and lets show https://nzxt.com/build what happens when you prioritize aesthetics over actual security.

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Why https://nzxt.com/build?
https://nzxt.com/build service offers a lot for carders. They've got everything a gamer could want all assembled into custom rigs with hefty markups. Their security has some vulnerabilities we can take advantage of.

Here's why https://nzxt.com/build is worth our time:

• High-Value Inventory: $3000+ custom PCs loaded with the latest hardware. Easy profits (or FPS) for us.


• Brand Recognition: https://nzxt.com/build is a big name in the PC world. Their logo on a resale listing will attract buyers.


• Shit Security: For a company selling such expensive gear their fraud prevention measures are inadequate.

https://nzxt.com/build is a high-value target with a loyal customer base and profit margins that make it worth the effort. Their security is flawed and were gonna take advantage of every single one of them.
Recon
Lets put on our hacker hoodies and see what were dealing with. We fired up Chrome Dev Tools and started poking around https://nzxt.com/build site.

Peeling back the layers of their supposedly custom-built site reveals the ugly truth: its just https://www.shopify.com. And if you've been paying any fucking attention to our guides you know that https://www.shopify.com payment backbone is none other than https://stripe.com. So what are we dealing with here? You guessed it – https://stripe.com Radar.
Don't get it twisted there's no anti-fraud voodoo happening on the frontend. Forget about mimicking a genuine customer; its a waste of your time. No need to browse around like some window shopper like we do on other sites. https://nzxt.com/build isn't pulling any fingerprinting shit either. Sure they're grabbing some basic-ass info but your run-of-the-mill antidetect browser will spoof that shit without problems.
NZXT BLDs Payment System and Process
NZXTs setup runs on https://www.shopify.com which means they're riding https://stripe.com payment rails and that includes dealing with the infamous https://stripe.com Radar for their BLD service. Radars fraud detection algorithms are a bitch but https://nzxt.com/build hasn't exactly fortified their defenses. We've got some wiggle room here.
Before you even think about hitting https://nzxt.com/build get your shit together. Read up on our https://2crd.cc/showthread.php?t=160531 and the https://2crd.cc/showthread.php?t=160170 article. These will give you the lowdown on how to approach this. In a nutshell you need a squeaky-clean IP and a fresh first-hand card that hasn't been molested by some bullshit dirty https://stripe.com checkers.

Here's the deal: when you punch in those card details https://stripe.com already sizing you up. They're scrutinizing the card number expiration date CVV and billing address. They slap a risk score on your transaction based on the cards history how much you're spending and your IPs reputation. If that risk scores too high you'll get hit with a 3D Secure challenge. That's where you need a non-VBV card or one that can dance around 3DS. If you're in the clear and you dodge the 3DS bullet your payment gets the green light even if you're using a VBV card.
NZXTs system isn't rocket science but don't get sloppy. You still need clean cards solid proxies and a decent antidetect setup to slip through https://stripe.com net.

Requirements:

• https://2crd.cc/forumdisplay.php?f=54: Fresh unused cards are absolutely essential. Don't waste time looking for 'magic' BINs - that's amateur shit. Instead match the BINs typical credit limit and income level to the zip code of your billing address. For example use premium card BINs for wealthy areas and standard BINs for middle-class neighborhoods. And if you've run the card through any https://stripe.com-based checkers before its already burned - throw it away and get a new one.


• Proxies: Clean residential proxies that match the cards location. Data center proxies are a red flag.


• Antidetect Browser: A must-have to mask your digital fingerprint.


• Drop Address: A clean address that hasn't been burned but it hardly matters if you jig it properly.

Process:

1. Fire up your antidetect browser and connect to your proxy.


2. Head over to NZXT BLD and pick out your dream PC.


3. At checkout enter the card details. Don't copy-paste like some script kiddie.


4. If you get hit with 3DS you're probably fucked. If not hold your breath.


5. If the payment goes through you're golden. If not try a different card or move on.

NZXT Flex: Advanced
https://nzxt.com/collection/flex their subscription PC service is a sneaky way around https://stripe.com fraud detection. The monthly payments are small enough to fly under the radar. Its a garbage deal for legit customers but who gives a fuck about them?
You'll need a US phone number for SMS verification. Rent one from a service like https://smspool.net. The tricky part is the ID verification. They use https://www.fragile.co which is tied to https://stripe.com ID verification and you'll need a selfie and an ID.

Their approval is easy if you can fake the ID verification. If you've dealt with ID verification before this will be a piece of cake. If not Ill show you how to deal with these shenanigans in the future.

Here's the play: choose a PC and since you're only on the hook for the first month load that fucker up with the most expensive components. Subscribe with the card verify the SMS and once verification is approved that beast is headed to your drop. Think of it as a free trial for a top-of-the-line PC. Cancel before the next payment hits or let the cardholder or NZXT deal with it. None of these concerns you now.
Conclusion
Alright you've got the blueprint to turn https://nzxt.com/build into your own personal tech treasure chest. https://nzxt.com/build and https://nzxt.com/collection/flex are childs play if you've got half a brain. You now have access to top-shelf gaming rigs that'll make your setup the envy of every try-hard on COD lobbies.
So prepare yourself. Use clean cards reliable proxies and a properly configured antidetect browser. Follow this guide and read up on other guides I've written around https://www.shopify.com and https://stripe.com and your chances of success will skyrocket. Use this knowledge wisely and remember how you got here.