huverse/gpt-full-regist-and-payment-flow

GPT-FULL-REGIST-AND-PAYMENT-FLOW is a Python automation project that chains together OpenAI account registration, payment processing, and session credential export into a single observable pipeline. The README is written primarily in Chinese, with a brief English guide section. The project targets Linux servers and uses a headless browser to drive the signup and payment flows without manual interaction. The pipeline takes an email address, a payment card, an SMS verification number, and proxy configuration as inputs. It then registers an OpenAI account using a protocol-level approach, generates a Stripe checkout URL, navigates the Stripe hosted checkout to select PayPal, completes the PayPal signup and SMS verification steps, captures the success redirect, and writes the completed account to an output file. After a successful payment, the system can optionally export a session JSON or a Codex OAuth token for the new account. The project includes several supporting components: an SQLite-backed resource pool for managing batches of emails, payment cards, and phone numbers, a concurrent queue worker that runs multiple registration jobs in parallel, a web control panel in Chinese for managing tasks, viewing real-time logs, and monitoring the resource pool, and a headed debugging mode that uses a virtual display and screen sharing so you can watch the browser on a remote server. The README explicitly notes that the PayPal channel covered by this version has been shut down at the time of writing. It states that accounts created through the available PayPal channel get blocked quickly, so the project currently has no practical value for account generation and is presented for learning and research purposes. Running it requires Python 3.10 or newer, Node.js, a compatible Linux Firefox build with fingerprint customization, an email verification code API, an SMS OTP API, and optionally a proxy configuration and a 2Captcha API key for CAPTCHA handling. Private credentials and browser files are not included in the repository.