GIFTCORD | Discord Nitro Gift Code Generator & Checker

[Resxnant]

posting to learn. test shit. thanks

 

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Edited by Resxnant, 10 November 2021 - 09:14 PM.

[Klaveras]

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[vaze100]

tnx

[Jessestuiv]

YESSS

[eeqwewqew]

....3.3.

[alonaapp]

 

 

I originally made this tool in order to sell it, but considering the probability of getting valid codes I thought it was more honest to offer it to the community.

 

This is the first version, it works proxyless but also support http(s) proxies.

 

Giftcord can generate 1 000 000 gift code in 0.3 second

And check about 1500 codes / hour proxyless without risk, it can be much faster depending on proxies quality.

 

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I made Giftcord in Go and it is available for Windows and Linux.
(Tested under Windows 10 and CentOS 7)

 

 

Download :

 

 

Usage :

 

Windows :

 

Open a command line in the Giftcord folder and run these commands:

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

gen.exe -codes=15000

- Run checker:

checker.exe

Linux :

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

./gen -codes=15000

- Run checker:

./checker

Tips: Make it run as a systemd service on your linux server so you can check code 24/24, 7/7

 
 

To use proxies :

 

- Put them in an "http_proxies.txt" file (Format: IP:PORT)

 

Just empty the file to use it proxyless.

 

How to know if a get a valid code ?

The program will create a "hits.txt" file and write the valid codes it found in it

 

 

 

_

 

 

And don't hesitate to comment if you have found valid codes !

 

thx W

[Amirsky]

 

 

 

[DynamicSon]

 

 

I originally made this tool in order to sell it, but considering the probability of getting valid codes I thought it was more honest to offer it to the community.

 

This is the first version, it works proxyless but also support http(s) proxies.

 

Giftcord can generate 1 000 000 gift code in 0.3 second

And check about 1500 codes / hour proxyless without risk, it can be much faster depending on proxies quality.

 

__

 

I made Giftcord in Go and it is available for Windows and Linux.
(Tested under Windows 10 and CentOS 7)

 

 

Download :

 

 

Usage :

 

Windows :

 

Open a command line in the Giftcord folder and run these commands:

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

gen.exe -codes=15000

- Run checker:

checker.exe

Linux :

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

./gen -codes=15000

- Run checker:

./checker

Tips: Make it run as a systemd service on your linux server so you can check code 24/24, 7/7

 
 

To use proxies :

 

- Put them in an "http_proxies.txt" file (Format: IP:PORT)

 

Just empty the file to use it proxyless.

 

How to know if a get a valid code ?

The program will create a "hits.txt" file and write the valid codes it found in it

 

hopeflly it works

 

_

 

 

And don't hesitate to comment if you have found valid codes !

 

[TOPEX1]

 

 

I originally made this tool in order to sell it, but considering the probability of getting valid codes I thought it was more honest to offer it to the community.

 

This is the first version, it works proxyless but also support http(s) proxies.

 

Giftcord can generate 1 000 000 gift code in 0.3 second

And check about 1500 codes / hour proxyless without risk, it can be much faster depending on proxies quality.

 

__

 

I made Giftcord in Go and it is available for Windows and Linux.
(Tested under Windows 10 and CentOS 7)

 

 

Download :

 

 

Usage :

 

Windows :

 

Open a command line in the Giftcord folder and run these commands:

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

gen.exe -codes=15000

- Run checker:

checker.exe

Linux :

 

- Generates Gift Codes:

./gen -codes=15000

- Run checker:

./checker

Tips: Make it run as a systemd service on your linux server so you can check code 24/24, 7/7

 
 

To use proxies :

 

- Put them in an "http_proxies.txt" file (Format: IP:PORT)

 

Just empty the file to use it proxyless.

 

How to know if a get a valid code ?

The program will create a "hits.txt" file and write the valid codes it found in it

 

 

 

_

 

 

And don't hesitate to comment if you have found valid codes !

 

thanks

[Axpa]

thanks man, I love this type of content.