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Glossary
Glossary
A printed receipt which must be exchanged at a designated location for goods
or services.
script processing
The process by which the Issuer can send a set of commands to the Card. For
example: for purposes of PIN unblocking or parameter modifications.
security module
A physically secure device possessing specialized security features and functions
required for cryptographic PIN security and dynamic key management.
service code
Part of the data of the magnetic stripe, which signifies the extent of
interchange/technology permitted, the authorization processing allowed for the
Card by the Issuer, and the range of services available on the Card, including
the details of PIN requirements imposed by the Issuer.
settlement account
An account that each Customer must maintain for the purpose of settlement.
signature-based transaction (SBT)
A Transaction for which the CVM is signature.
smart card ATM technology
A Chip Card located in an ATM that conforms to the standards set forth in
Tamper Resistance—A Smart Card Integrated Circuit Security Guideline, and
provides hardware-based cryptographic ATM functions.
static data authentication (SDA)
Authentication of a Chip Card as a result of interaction between a hybrid POS
Terminal or Terminal and the Chip Card, without online authentication to the
Issuer. The POS Terminal or Terminal verifies the Card’s fixed cryptographic
signature. During SDA, the Card is passive and the POS Terminal or Terminal
is active.
store and forward (SAF)
A process by which Transaction messages that could not be immediately
delivered, (for example, due to communication problems and so on), are
automatically saved for future delivery, and then transmitted at some later time
to the intended receiver.
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Maestro Global Rules • 9 November 2012 E-13