Pay for HackerAI

Security tooling produces a lot of output and very little explanation. A scanner returns a list of ports, versions, and CVE identifiers; a proxy captures hundreds of requests; a config dump runs to thousands of lines. HackerAI sits on top of that material and turns it into something readable — what the finding means, why it matters in this context, and what a reasonable next step would be in an engagement you are authorized to run.

The same assistant helps at the other end of the job, when the testing is done and the report is not. Turning notes and evidence into a clear finding write-up, with impact and remediation described in language a client can act on, is the part of security work that most often runs over schedule, and it is exactly the kind of drafting an assistant is good at.

HackerAI is sold as a paid subscription rather than a one-off purchase, billed to an international card. Because it is a recurring charge, the practical requirement is simply that the card is funded when the renewal lands.

This is where Mehbit fits in. You issue a Mehbit virtual Visa or Mastercard, top it up with USDT, and use it as your payment method at HackerAI checkout. The USDT you deposit becomes a spendable USD balance on the card, so you can keep the subscription running without a foreign bank account or a physical card.

This is confirmed, not theoretical: a Mehbit cardholder completed a real HackerAI charge that settled successfully. A properly funded Mehbit card works at HackerAI today.