This script is designed to bypass the Double Counter verification system.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/n0ctrn3/DoubleCounter-Bypass.git
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Navigate to the project directory:
cd DoubleCounter-Bypass -
Install the required packages:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
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Run the script:
python3 bypass.py
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Follow the prompts to input the necessary information.
- Multithreaded Processing: This update introduces multithreaded processing, allowing for faster verification attempts by splitting the proxy list into multiple threads.
- Proxy Handling Improvement: The script now uses a list to get the proxies and deletes each proxy after use.
Q: What is a thread, and how do threads work with proxies?
A thread is essentially a separate worker that runs tasks at the same time as other threads. When you input a number of threads (e.g. 5), the script splits your proxy list into that many groups and processes them simultaneously — instead of going through each proxy one by one. For example, with 10 proxies and 5 threads, each thread handles 2 proxies at the same time, making the process roughly 5x faster. More threads = faster execution, but going too high (e.g. 50+) can cause instability depending on your machine and internet connection. A safe starting range is 5–20 threads for most users.
Q: What URL format should I use?
The tool expects a Double Counter verification link. These links look like this:
https://beta.doublecounter.gg/v/....
Make sure you paste the full link exactly as it appears — including the https:// prefix. Do not use shortened or modified versions of the URL, as the script relies on the specific path structure to function correctly.
Note: The subdomain and URL format may change over time (e.g.
beta.doublecounter.ggcould become a different subdomain). If the link you received looks slightly different, that's normal — just paste it as-is. As long as it's a valid Double Counter verification link, the script should still handle it.
This script is provided for educational purposes only. Use it at your own risk. The authors are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this script.
