Emv Tag 91 Code That Specifies

Application PAN An account number primarily stored in an IC Card Application.

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Structure Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter describes the objective, target audience, scope and structure of this document, related materials, definitions of terms and abbreviations.

Chapter 2 Basic Requirements This chapter defines hardware requirements such as Terminal types and devices, and software requirements such as processing levels and application status.

It also defines requirements for authorization messages between the Terminal and the Acquirer.

Chapter 3 Command Requirements This chapter defines the requirements for commands supported by the Terminals.

Table 1-1 Terms and Abbreviations A AAC An Application Cryptogram declining offline online transactions, Application generated by the IC Card in response to a GENERATE AC command.

Authentication Cryptogram AC An enciphered value generated using transaction related data such as Application TC, AAC, and ARQC.

It is generated by an IC Card after receiving a Cryptogram GENERATE AC command from an IC Terminal.

Emv Tag 91 Code That Specifies

AID A code that specifies the application provider and the production type Application Identifier of application.

AIP Data stored in an IC Card, which indicates whether the specific Application Interchange functions are supported by the IC Card.

Application Block An Issuer Script command which blocks a specific Application on an IC Card.