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Europe Region<br />

7.13 Additional Requirements for PIN-based In-Branch Terminals<br />

7.13 Additional Requirements for PIN-based In-Branch<br />

Terminals<br />

In addition to the <strong>Rules</strong> in Chapter 7, “Acquiring,” Rule 7.13 in part 1 of this<br />

rulebook, the following apply:<br />

Screens<br />

Both single-line and multi-line screens are acceptable. A minimum screen<br />

width of forty (40) characters is recommended. Refer to Appendix D, “Signage,<br />

Screen, and Receipt Test Displays,” for recommended screen messages.<br />

Minimum Withdrawal Amount<br />

Each PIN-based In-Branch Terminal must be capable of dispensing, without<br />

limit per Transaction, the authorized amount requested by the Cardholder<br />

unless for technical and/or security considerations/constraints, the amount per<br />

Transaction is limited to at least the equivalent of EUR 200 in local currency.<br />

7.13.1 Additional Requirements for Hybrid PIN-based In-Branch<br />

Terminals<br />

In addition to the <strong>Rules</strong> in Chapter 7, “Acquiring,” Rule 7.13.1 in part 1 of this<br />

rulebook, the following apply:<br />

Chip<br />

All PIN-based In-Branch Terminals must comply with the requirements set<br />

forth in Rule 7.13.1 of this Chapter 17.<br />

Technical Fallback<br />

Technical fallback is permitted at PIN-Based In-Branch Terminals. When<br />

technical fallback occurs, PIN must be used as the CVM.<br />

Acquirers may withdraw support for technical fallback at PIN-Based In-Branch >><br />

Terminals deployed within a market as the market matures and the Acquirer is<br />

content that technical fallback support is no longer required to ensure good<br />

customer service. Upon withdrawing fallback support at a PIN-Based In-Branch<br />

Terminal, the Acquirer must ensure that the PIN-Based In-Branch Terminal<br />

continues to support magnetic stripe Card acceptance.<br />

7.13.1.1 Hybrid PIN-based In-Branch Terminal CAM Policy<br />

In addition to the <strong>Rules</strong> in Chapter 7, “Acquiring,” Rule 7.13.1.1 in part 1 of<br />

this rulebook, the following applies:<br />

All hybrid PIN-based In-Branch Terminals must support dynamic online CAM.<br />

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<strong>Maestro</strong> <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Rules</strong> • 9 November 2012 17-39

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