Identify what happened and what facts matter.

issue signal
Card Testing Attack Response
Payments issue active
Collect the evidence, details, and wording.
Use the workflow, script, and tracker.
Payments
Card Testing Attack Response + Recovery Kit
In the first hour: stop fulfillment, refund or void the test charges your processor's page tells you to refund, and do not ship a suspected test order. It is coming soon. It is not for sale yet. Operational guidance only. Check your processor's current rules.
- Attack log for product, amount, BIN first 6, ZIP, email domain, and IP country
- Per order sort with a do not ship gate
- Settings checklist linked to the official Shopify, WooCommerce, and Stripe pages
- Processor, developer, and customer scripts plus a post attack watch
Not for sale yet
It is coming soon. It is not for sale yet. Use the Email us about this kit button and we'll tell you when it's ready.
This kit joins All-Access when it launches. It is not included today.
Questions about this kit? Email us.
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These previews show pages from the actual PDF guide. The complete four-file ZIP also contains the editable Word playbook, Excel control center, and START-HERE.txt. The files are not available from this page yet.


- Pattern key is built from the columns you type
- Ship gate stays do not ship until you mark an order real
- Settings rows point at the official page
- No outcome is promised for a refund, a dispute, or a decline rate
Who it is for
Built for the exact moment this starts costing money, trust, or time.
A small online store or donation page on Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe Checkout or the Payment Element, or Square Online that is seeing many tiny orders, failed payments, or card setup attempts.
If a dispute arrives after the attack, open the Chargeback Evidence + Rebuttal Kit.
If Stripe is holding funds after the attack, open the Stripe Risk Review + Funds Hold Release Kit.
If Shopify Payments is holding a payout after the attack, open the Shopify Payments Payout Hold Release Kit.
This helps when
- Orders or failed payments are arriving faster than one person can read them, and someone might ship a test order.
- You can see a cheap item, a ZIP, or a BIN repeating, but the pattern is still in five different screens.
- Stripe, Shopify, and WooCommerce each describe their own settings. None of those pages is the sort sheet for the orders already in the admin.
- A real customer got cancelled, or a cardholder is asking about a hold they did not make.
- The processor may or may not return fees on charges you refunded. You need the ask written down, not a guess.
- After the spike, you need a place to type the disputes and the decline rate you actually see, with no target invented by this kit.
What this solves
A practical path from “what do I do now?” to a clear next action.
Use the guide, scripts, and tracker to organize the facts, choose the next move, and keep follow-up from slipping.
What you will be able to do
- A sequence you can follow without guessing a day count or a decline target.
- One note with the brackets replaced, plus the sort rule in front of the team.
- A pattern you can sort, a list of pages you actually opened, and a chargeback rate that is only your disputes divided by your orders.
How each file is used
- The walkthrough: signs, the first hour, how each platform's page says to cancel or refund, and the worked examples.
- The notes you send: processor, fee ask, developer, customer, cardholder, staff, and the review memo.
- The attack log, the do not ship gate, the settings checklist, and the rate you calculate from numbers you type.
Included inside
- PDF guide with a 60 minute plan and two labeled examples
- Word playbook with processor, developer, and customer scripts
- Excel tracker with owner input formulas for the pattern, the ship gate, and the dispute watch
- START-HERE.txt for the first hour
Getting paid & money
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Common questions about this kit.
Who is the Card Testing Attack Response + Recovery Kit for?
A small online store or donation page on Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe Checkout or the Payment Element, or Square Online that is seeing many tiny orders, failed payments, or card setup attempts.
What's included in the Card Testing Attack Response + Recovery Kit?
A PDF guide, Word scripts, and an Excel attack tracker. The files are not available on this page yet. It does not decide a refund, a dispute, or a processor review. Check your processor's current rules.
Can I buy this kit today?
Not yet. It is coming soon. It is not for sale yet. Use the Email us about this kit button and we'll tell you when it's ready. It does not start checkout, and there is no charge.
How will I know when the Card Testing Attack Response + Recovery Kit is ready?
There is no checkout on this page yet. Use the Email us about this kit button and we'll tell you when it's ready.
Can I reuse it whenever the problem comes up again?
Yes. Use it across your own business as many times as you need. Please do not resell or redistribute the files.
Does this guarantee an outcome?
Operational guidance only. Not legal, tax, or payments advice. Check your processor's current rules. The help pages linked below control, and they change. This kit does not promise that a fee will be returned, that a dispute will be won, or that a decline rate will fall.
Important fit note
Clear guidance, not false certainty.
Operational guidance only. Not legal, tax, or payments advice. Check your processor's current rules. The help pages linked below control, and they change. This kit does not promise that a fee will be returned, that a dispute will be won, or that a decline rate will fall.