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Introduction

  • Goal

  • Target Audience

    • Cnpj configuration

      • Master Keys Installed on the pinpad

        • Password collection from proprietary cards

          • Return Codes

            • Comments

              • Execution Flow

                • History and version control

                  Goal

                  Due to security standards that do not allow storage of passwords for cards in open format, we provide a set of features to enable proprietary card administrators (Private Cards), and/or other modalities used by retailers who require some type of password (cards, etc.), can re-register and store passwords in encrypted format.

                  Password Validation will be based on comparing the pinblock, stored at registration, with entered at the time of carrying out the transaction.

                  A pinblock is nothing more than the password (PIN), encrypted by the PinPad.