In testing situations any expiry date within the next 3 years should work
Feedback forces me to clarify this: These are NOT valid credit card numbers. You can't buy anything with these. They are random numbers that happen to conform to the MOD 10 algorithm. They are a technical resource for programmers - that's all.
Information about CVV2 / CVC / etc numbers can be found here: .CVV number As you can see these would be very hard to calculate without the bank's keys.
Mastercard
5332392027153724
5597534859525434
5581696079442175
551137392788 5675
5444039560389646
5594872729566995
5140436149936458
5211069886171742
51 76680042431706
5568156028735259
5597534859525434
5581696079442175
551137392788 5675
5444039560389646
5594872729566995
5140436149936458
5211069886171742
51 76680042431706
5568156028735259
VISA 16 digit
4916191615033000
4929636339112741
4556282208458780
4716126518645023
4 916960706685575
4539938560835913
4381447293003392
4556073575712077
4532031 579873880
4011242019510822
VISA 13 digit
44853131759104870979235472
4539993135980
4556083348018
4716096706640
American Express
379784892236037373692334330035
377477151054280
343298568891234
373 991738454551
Discover
60119770100956706011696948338404
6011256701709513
Di ners Club
3005100884470338169416127834
38894748442649
enRoute
21492091417545120 1473811670625
214902539922228
JCB 15 digit
210036312777402180012429609628
180025247460198
JCB 16 digit
33371967191388303158588735196386
3528754946234613
Voyager
8699344232 58342869973348225986
869983716187122