Dark Dollars - Storefront Index

This page lists the storefront domains operated by Dark Dollars and the addresses at which they can be reached. It is a directory of our own properties, published separately from our technical reference site so that the reference stays an independent source.

Why the reference site is separate

Everything published on the reference site is written to explain how card data actually works, so that a reader can verify a claim rather than take it on trust. It documents the identifier structures, the record formats, the checksum and expiry rules, and the risk controls, and it publishes an open database of 374,788 BIN prefixes with the issuer, brand, card level and country behind every prefix. None of it is sales copy, and it is hosted on its own domain so that its standing as a technical reference is not affected by anything on this page.

That separation matters in one direction in particular: if you are evaluating a storefront, you should be able to check the BIN yourself rather than trust the seller's description of it.

Verify independently

The reference site provides the tools to do that, and none of them require an account or leave your browser:

Status and availability

Domains are rotated between the main address, the backup address and the onion mirror. If one address does not respond, try the next. Nothing here requires an account to read, and the reference site never will.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dark Dollars?

Dark Dollars operates the storefront domains listed on this page and publishes the payment card engineering reference at https://darkdollars.ru/. The two are deliberately hosted and presented separately.

Is the reference site an advertisement?

No. The reference site is funded by this listing. It contains no commercial links, it does not review or endorse any storefront, and its content is written to be useful whether or not you ever visit this page.

How do I check a BIN myself?

Use the BIN lookup or download the open database from the reference site and look the prefix up directly. A listing that names a BIN can be checked against the public record of who issued it and what product it was issued for.

Why is the storefront index on its own subdomain?

So that the reference site carries no outbound commercial links and can be judged on its technical merit alone. Keeping the two apart is what makes the reference useful and trustworthy to a reader.