Virtual Card Generator

An automated tool for generating and managing virtual cards through Capital One and Relay web interfaces using Python.

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/benjamin-githubprofile/vccGen.git
cd vccGen

2. Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt
playwright install

3. Create a .env file in the root directory:

# Capital One credentials
CAPITAL_ONE_USERNAME=your_username
CAPITAL_ONE_PASSWORD=your_password
# Second Capital One profile (optional)
CAPITAL_ONE_USERNAME_2=second_username
CAPITAL_ONE_PASSWORD_2=second_password
# Relay credentials
RELAY_USERNAME=your_relay_username
RELAY_PASSWORD=your_relay_password

4. For Relay automation: Install Tesseract OCR
   • Windows: Download and install from Tesseract GitHub
   • macOS: brew install tesseract
   • Linux: sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr

Usage

1. Run the script:

python main.py

2. Choose your bank:

   • Option 1: Capital One
   • Option 2: Relay

3. For Capital One:

   • Select profile (Profile 1 or Profile 2)
   • Choose action (Create or Delete virtual cards)
   • For creation:
     • Enter the number of virtual cards you want to generate
     • The script will launch an automated browser session
     • Log into your Capital One account
     • Navigate through the verification process (requires manual input)
     • Generate the requested number of virtual cards
     • Save card details to cap_genned.txt
   • For deletion:
     • Enter the number of cards to delete
     • For Profile 1, choose which card to use (ending in 8060 or 2653)
     • The script will automatically delete the specified number of cards

4. For Relay:

   • Choose your action:
     1. Create virtual cards
     2. Delete cards
   • For card creation:
     • First-time use will enter "Action Collection Mode" where you'll teach the automation by demonstrating the clicks
     • Subsequent runs can use saved actions
     • Generated card details are saved to relay_genned.txt
   • For card deletion:
     • Similar to creation, first record the deletion process
     • Automation will repeat the recorded actions for the specified number of cards

Output Files

• Capital One cards: cap_genned.txt
• Relay cards: relay_genned.txt

Features

Capital One

• Support for multiple user profiles
• Card selection for different physical cards
• Automated login and navigation
• Multi-card generation support
• Card deletion capabilities
• Automated navigation through verification process
• Card details extraction and storage
• Environment variable configuration
• Success verification for card deletion

Relay

• Support for both card creation and deletion
• Action recording system for teaching the automation
• Reusable saved actions for repeated tasks
• Customizable delays between actions
• Browser positioning guide
• Double-click activation system
• Error recovery mechanisms
• OCR-based text recognition on screen

Technical Details

Capital One Automation

• Uses Playwright for browser automation
• Robust element selection with multiple fallback methods
• Success verification for operations
• Automatic zoom adjustment for better element visibility

Relay Automation

• Uses pyautogui for screen interaction
• OpenCV and PIL for image processing
• OCR capabilities for card detail extraction
• JSON-based action storage
• Supports random text generation
• Custom delay configuration per action
• Color-based element detection

Troubleshooting

• Authentication Issues: Ensure your credentials in the .env file are correct
• Visibility Problems: The automation sets page zoom to 80% to ensure buttons are visible
• Element Detection: If the automation fails to find elements, it will attempt alternative selectors
• Manual Fallback: For critical operations, the tool will prompt for manual input if automation fails

Note

This tool is for educational purposes only. Please ensure you comply with both Capital One's and Relay's terms of service and policies.

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Playwright
• PyAutoGUI
• OpenCV
• Pillow
• Pytesseract
• Required environment variables in .env file