FAQ: Carding modular laptops on Framework (2025)

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Hardware hackers, you've been missing out on a prime target - Framework laptops. These modular marvels are ripe for the picking, and its about time we do.
Frameworks pumping out high-end, customizable laptops that work perfect for carding. Fully upgradeable internals, swappable ports, and juicy price tags make these devices a carders dream. The best part? Their security measures are laughably weak.
Grab your antidetect browsers and polish those clean cards. Frameworks about to learn a harsh lesson in cybersecurity - or lack thereof.

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Why Framework?

Frameworks making waves with their modular, user-upgradeable laptops. These machines are gaining popularity fast, offering top-tier specs with the ability to swap out nearly every component - CPU, RAM, storage, even the ports. Successfully carding one of these doesn't just net you a laptop; you're getting a long-term investment that evolves with your needs.
Their shipping is quick, especially for pre-built options. This means minimal wait time between a successful hit and getting your hands on the goods.
Now, here's where it gets really interesting. Unlike established players like Apple and other gaming laptop shops, Framework hasn't implemented robust security measures. They're the new kids on the block, and it shows in their lack of approach to fraud prevention.

While carding a MacBook might trigger all sorts of alarms, Frameworks defenses are practically non-existent. This makes them an ideal target for our operations - high-value goods with low-level security.
But the cherry on top? These Framework laptops are fucking perfect for running security-focused distros like Tails OS. The hardware compatibility is spot-on, making them ideal for carders who need a reliable, high-performance rig that can run anonymity tools flawlessly. You're not just getting a laptop; you're getting the ultimate tool for your trade.
Grab your antidetect browsers and polish those clean cards. Frameworks about to learn a harsh lesson in cybersecurity - or lack thereof.
Recon
Frameworks setup is surprisingly basic, which plays right into our hands. Our HTTP sniffer (Burp Suite) reveals a startlingly simple structure. No fancy third-party antifraud systems, no behavior analytics to trip us up. Its as bare as it gets.

Framework relies on Stripe for payments, but here's the real nugget of info - no analytics or antifraud signals are requested throughout the page. This eliminates the need to waste time pretending to be a legitimate customer. No need to compare specs or read reviews - you can go straight for the kill.
Stripes system primarily focuses on hard data points - card details, billing/shipping match, and transaction patterns. There's no complex behavioral analysis or device fingerprinting to worry about.
This simplicity means our card data and addresses need to be impeccable. Any hint of a burnt card or flagged address, and Stripe will shut us down instantly.
Fresh cards are essential, preferably ones Stripe hasn't seen before. And for fucks sake, don't use drops that have been flagged on other Stripe-powered sites.
Trick We Can Use

Here's a little trick that can save your ass if your drop addresses are tainted: Use the cardholders address as both billing and shipping during checkout. Once the order is confirmed, contact Framework support to change the shipping address to your drop.
This method isn't required, but it can be a lifesaver if your usual drops are dirty. Frameworks customer service is pretty accommodating when it comes to address changes, especially if you spin a good story about it being a gift or a last-minute move.
Just remember, this adds an extra step and increases the risk of manual review. Use it wisely.
BINs
Some bins that will work, although your mileage will vary:
Code:

414720 CREDIT CLASSIC VISA CHASE BANK USA, N.A. US 

414736 CREDIT SIGNATURE VISA BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. US 

414740 CREDIT CLASSIC VISA CHASE BANK USA, N.A. US 

447619 CREDIT BUSINESS VISA BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. US 

463576 DEBIT BUSINESS VISA BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. US 

480213 CREDIT BUSINESS VISA CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA), N.A. US 

515598 CREDIT PLATINUM MASTERCARD CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA), N.A. US

Requirements

• US-issued (preferably NONVBV should your fraud score be high) cards (non-bind checked and virgin for Stripe)


• US residential proxies (residential)


• A good antidetect browser


• Unique email for each order (no temp email bullshit)


• US shipping addresses and drops (business addresses work well)

Process

• Set up your antidetect and proxy. Keep it squeaky clean.


• Hit Frameworks site. Don't waste time browsing - they're not tracking behavior.


• Customize a laptop. Mix up the specs, don't just max everything out.


• Create an account with a legit-looking email.


• Head to checkout. Take your sweet time here.


• For shipping, you've got options: a) Use different billing and shipping addresses if your drop is clean. b) Use the cardholders address for both if your drops hot. You'll change it later.


• Pick the fastest shipping. Get that laptop moving before any chargeback hits.


• Enter payment info with surgical precision. One typo and you're fucked.


• Submit the order. 3DS pops up? You're burned. Try another card and account.


• Order confirmation in hand? Don't pop the champagne yet.


• If you used the cardholders address trick, contact support ASAP to change shipping.


• Watch that order status like a hawk. Manual reviews happen.


• Once it ships, you're in the clear. But don't hit Framework again with the same setup.

Closing Thoughts
If you're one of the lucky bastards reading this early, don't sit on your ass. Hit Framework hard and fast. This window of opportunity wont stay open forever. Sooner or later, they'll wise up and patch up and improve their security.

Remember, success in this game isn't just about having the right info - its about having the balls to act on it. So get out there, put this knowledge to use, and snag yourself some high-end hardware.
Just don't come bitching to me if you fuck it up or if it gets patched. You've been warned, now go make that money.
Class dismissed, bastards