4.25 POS_Data_DE22 in Authorisation Messages
The POS Entry Mode and POS PIN Capture capability field (POS_Data_DE22) is made up of various subfields. (See also Get Transaction Message fields: POS_Data_DE22)
Similar values are used by Visa and Mastercard, but there are some subtle differences. The differences for each are described in the tables below.
4.25.1 POS_Data_DE22 Layout Format
The field for Mastercard Authorisation Messages consists of 3 decimal digits as follows:
|
Position |
Length |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
1-2 |
2 |
PAN Entry Method |
|
3 |
1 |
PIN Entry Capability See POS_Data_DE22 positions 3: Terminal PIN Entry Capability |
The field for Visa Authorisation Messages consists of 4 decimal digits as follows:
|
Position |
Length |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
1-2 |
2 |
PAN Entry Method |
|
3 |
1 |
PIN Entry Capability See POS_Data_DE22 positions 3: Terminal PIN Entry Capability |
|
4 |
1 |
Filler – value ‘0’ |
4.25.2 POS_Data_DE22 positions 1-2: PAN Entry Method
A normalised value to identify the Card Data Input Method can be found in GPS_POS_Data field, in position 3. See GPS_POS_Data field for more information.
This field is formatted as follows:
|
Value |
Mastercard Description |
Visa Description |
|---|---|---|
|
00 |
Unknown or no terminal |
Unknown or terminal not used |
|
01 |
Manual Key Entry |
(manual key entry) for application-based e-commerce transactions, and card-not-present transactions initiated with a token |
|
02 |
Partial Magnetic Stripe Read |
Magnetic stripe read; CVV checking may not be possible Plus transactions: Exact Track 2 contents read, but transaction is not eligible for CVV checking |
|
03 |
Barcode |
Optical code |
|
04 |
OCR |
Not valid |
|
05 |
Contact EMV ICC |
Integrated circuit card read; CVV or iCVV checking is possible |
|
07 |
Contactless EMV ICC |
(contactless chip using VSDC rules) for transactions at contactless-enabled devices with a mobile-issued token payment |
|
10 |
Credential-on-file Indicates a Merchant is initiating a transaction on behalf of the Cardholder using credentials stored on file. |
Credential-on-file Indicates a Merchant is initiating a transaction on behalf of the Cardholder using credentials stored on file. |
|
79 |
PAN+expdate key entered by Acquirer (PAN+expdate read from Magnetic Stripe and communicated verbally to acquirer who keyed in the transaction. Neither Track1 or Track2 will be present.) |
Not valid |
|
80 |
Magnetic Stripe (fallback from EMV ICC) |
Not valid |
|
81 |
e-commerce |
Not valid |
|
82 |
PAN data on file
|
Not valid |
|
90 |
Magnetic Stripe Read |
(magnetic stripe read; CVV check is possible; exact content of Track 1 or Track 2 included) |
|
91 |
Contactless Magnetic Stripe |
(contactless chip using magnetic stripe data rules) for transactions at contactless-enabled devices with a mobile-issued token payment |
|
95 |
Contact EMV ICC (something unreliable) |
Integrated circuit card read; CVV or iCVV checking may not be possible |
|
96 |
Stored Value from pre-registered checkout service |
Not valid |
4.25.3 POS_Data_DE22 positions 3: Terminal PIN Entry Capability
A normalised value to identify if the terminal supports PIN entry can be found in GPS_POS_Capability field, specifically in positions 24, 30, 31 and 48. See GPS_POS_Capability field for more information.
This describes the capability of the Terminal to accept a PIN. The field is formatted as follows:
|
Value |
Mastercard Description |
Visa Description |
|---|---|---|
|
0 |
Unknown |
Unknown |
|
1 |
Terminal supports PIN. |
Indicates that the point-of-transaction terminal can accept and forward an online PIN. |
|
2 |
Terminal does not support PIN. |
Indicates that the point-of-transaction terminal cannot accept and forward an online PIN. |
|
8 |
Terminal supports PIN, but PIN pad is not working. |
Terminal PIN pad is down |