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Functional Description ZVT POSEIDON Appendices B IDs for Card Categories The following card category IDs are currently defined. The "name" corresponds to the card names in the operator dialogue on the FEP. The ISO prefix is given for new cards and will be completed in the future. ZVT-H will assign a card type ID and designation for new card types upon request. The network operators may, for various purposes, also have issued pseudo card types which do not have a card type ID but only a designation (e.g. due to multi-merchant). As the desig- nations are used in the card profile master data, it is important that network operators inform ZVT-H of the pseudo card types they use to avoid any collisions with the designations of new card types. Card type ID Name Card ISO Prefix 0 / X'0000' ECMAGN German girocard /GIROCD 1 / X'0001' EUROCD MasterCard 2 / X'0002' AMEXCO American Express 3 / X'0003' VISACD Visa 4 / X'0004' DINERS Diners 5 / X'0005' JCB_CD JCB 6 / X'0006' ESSO ESSO 7 / X'0007' DKVSVG DKV/SVG 8 / X'0008' SHELL Shell 9 / X'0009' SHELLPC Shell private credit card 700063 10 / X'000A' LEASEP Leaseplan 11 / X'000B' OK OK 12 / X'000C' UTA UTA 13 / X'000D' PHH PHH 14 / X'000E' YESSS YESSS 15 / X'000F' DOUGLA DOUGLAS 16 / X'0010' COMFOR Comfort 17 / X'0011' AIRCOM AirPlus Company Account 18 / X'0012' WWBAR Easycash, Barzahlung WW 19 / X'0013' BAHNCD BahnCard 20 / X'0014' BAHNCE BahnCard Electron 21 / X'0015' EDCGZS Maestro 22 / X'0016' WOEHRL Woehrl 23 / X'0017' BSW BSW 928000132 24 / X'0018' HERTIE Hertie 25 / X'0019' BRINK CitiShopping 26 / X'001A' HAGBAU Hagebau 27 / X'001B' BRCARD Breuninger 28 / X'001C' HORNBA Hornbach 29 / X'001D' CLS000 Virtual private label card 30 / X'001E' PAYCAR PayCard 31 / X'001F' CLSGER Germania 32 / X'0020' DISCOV Discover 601100-601109, 601120-601149, 601174, 601177-601179, 601186-601199, 644- 649, 65 33 / X'0021' INTCGC Intercard gift card ZVT-H Confidential Functional Description – Payment Terminal V 4.3/Date 22.11.2018/Release 191/242 Appendices Card type ID Name Card ISO Prefix 34 / X'0022' ARALCD Aral card 700769 35 / X'0023' CLSATU ATU 36 / X'0024' HARLEY Harley Davidson 37 / X'0025' CLSCON Conrad 38 / X'0026' OIL OIL fleet card "frei und flott" 39 / X'0027' KVK Health Insurance Card 40 / X'0028' CLSPET Petronet 41 / X'0029' XTRA Xtra-Card (T-Mobil, Germany) 0000004100,000000F041 42 / X'002A' GOERTZ Goertz 43 / X'002B' CLSNOR Noris Private Label Card 44 / X'002C' LAFAYE Lafayette 45 / X'002D' ECCHIP ecChip 46 / X'002E' SHOPIN Shopping plus 927600185, 9276002214 47 / X'002F' FAMILY family dent 927600186 48 / X'0030' KARSTA Karstadt Club 49 / X'0031' HAPHOL Happy Holiday 50 / X'0032' ASAUTO AS-Autowelt (VIP Service Card) 51 / X'0033' CHRIST Christ 52 / X'0034' GMCARD GM-Card 53 / X'0035' HPCARD Hewlett Packard 54 / X'0036' BFTCRD bft 55 / X'0037' OLI s’Oliver 56 / X'0038' CLSBOE Boecker 57 / X'0039' GIFTCH CLS-Giftcard 58 / X'003A' BWE BWE consumer service 59 / X'003B' CLSSOE Soennecken 60 / X'003C' CLSSWR SWR 3 Club 61 / X'003D' SECURY Secury Card 62 / X'003E' CLSSTB toom Baumarkt card 63 / X'003F' CLSIKE IKEA 627598024 64 / X'0040' GIFTCD Giftcard 70566 65 / X'0041' POLOCD POLO-Card 66 / X'0042' CARAVA Caravaning-Card 67 / X'0043' VWCLUB VW-Club 68 / X'0044' BAR Used for cash payments in combination Default: 99999101 with a dummy-BIN 69 / X'0045' PALMCD Palmers 70 / X'0046' BHS Bauhaus 71 / X'0047' CLSWEH Wehmeyer 72 / X'0048' CLSALL Allcash- Private Label Card 73 / X'0049' STEIGE Steigenberger 927600204 74 / X'004A' RUEFAC Masters Private Label Card for Optimus Bank 75 / X'004B' EASYCD easycash card 76 / X'004C' ESHELL EuroShell 77 / X'004D' DKVSEL DKV-Selection 7043 78 / X'004E' LUNCHC LunchCard 6391991 79 / X'004F' CALLYA Callya-Card (Vodafone, Germany) 0000007900, 000000F079 80 / X'0050' FREE Free & Easy Card 0000008000, 000000F080 ZVT-H Confidential Functional Description – Payment Terminal V 4.3/Date 22.11.2018/Release 192/242 Appendices Card type ID Name Card ISO Prefix 81 / X'0051' LOOP Loop Card 0000008100, 000000F081 82 / X'0052' LOMO Lomo-Card 708175 83 / X'0053' GDB Güterkraftverkehrsunternehmen der 703650 Bundesbahn e.G. 84 / X'0054' ICPNAT ICP national fleet card 85 / X'0055' ICPINT ICP international fleet card 86 / X'0056' FRICKE Fricke-Card 87 / X'0057' JETSET JETSET 88 / X'0058' EUTRAF Euro Traffic 89 / X'0059' CLSGUL Gulf card 90 / X'005A' MKSUBO Marktkauf-Superbonuskarte (super bo- nus card) 91 / X'005B' BREXCD external Breuninger Card 92 / X'005C' QUAMNO Quam now – Card 0000009200,000000F092 93 / X'005D' SONERA Sonera ZED 0000009300,000000F093 94 / X'005E' LOUIS Louis Cash Card 95 / X'005F' BAYWA BayWa AG private label card 96 / X'0060' CSM TCCard Smart 97 / X'0061' BHSZ Bauhaus – payment card 98 / X'0062' LWS Loayalty World Services 627305 99 / X'0063' CLSHER Herkules card 900323 100 / X'0064' ECAUST Bank card Austria 101 / X'0065' AGIPCD AGIP (ROUTEX) 7102 102 / X'0066' ROUARA Aral (Routex)) 7201 103 / X'0067' ROUBP BP (Routex) 7006 104 / X'0068' DKV DKV 7043 105 / X'0069' ESSO2 Esso 2 7064 106 / X'006A' ESHELC EuroShell CRT Service card 7077 107 / X'006B' ESHELF EuroShell fleet card 7002 108 / X'006C' ESHELP EuroShell private card 7027 109 / X'006D' TOTAL TOTAL 7113 110 / X'006E' WESTF Westfalen Card 708185 111 / X'006F' ROUIP IP (Routex) 707888 112 / X'0070' LOMO2 Lomo 2 707842 113 / X'0071' ROUOMV OMV (Routex) 7101 114 / X'0072' ROUSTA Statoil (Routex) 7044 115 / X'0073' LOMO3 Lomo 3 708038 116 / X'0074' PLOSE Plose 707829, 700034, 627515 117 / X'0075' RESSA Ressa 707154, 708010, 708027 118 / X'0076' MSEURO MS-Europe 708380 119 / X'0077' AKZENT Akzenta Private Label Card 120 / X'0078' WELCOM Wellcom Private Label Card 928000305 121 / X'0079' ARVATO Arvato-Card 627208 122 / X'007A' HAPPYP Easypay Happy Plus 603352 123 / X'007B' CDBANC Carte Bancaire 124 / X'007C' ECSWIS Bank card Switzerland 125 / X'007D' ECNL Bank card Netherland 126 / X'007E' AKTIVC Aktivcard 627637 127 / X'007F' AIRPUR Airplus Intercorporate Purchasing Card 601612 ZVT-H Confidential Functional Description – Payment Terminal V 4.3/Date 22.11.2018/Release 193/242 Appendices Card type ID Name Card ISO Prefix 128 / X'0080' CASHBK Cashback 627789 129 / X'0081' GLSTAR Global STAR TSI Plus 789656 130 / X'0082' ANITA TRASPOSERVIZI A.N.I.T.A 789680 131 / X'0083' JELMOL Jelmoli Bonuscard 6004511 132 / X'0084' SWITCH SWITCH-Card 133 / X'0085' SOLO SOLO-Card 134 / X'0086' CASH Used for cash payments and cheques in Default: 99999102 combination with a dummy BIN 135 / X'0087' FREI FREI-Card 62783720 136 / X'0088' AFC AFC-Card 927600343 137 / X'0089' HORNPC Hornbach Profi Card 600388##1#,600388## 4# 138 / X'008A' HORNPW Hornbach Projekt Weltkarte 600388##2#,600388## 3# 139 / X'008B' CLSRMC ReWe employee card 6391990064 140 / X'008C' HEM HEM card Cronbank 639172 141 / X'008D' MONEYC MONEY card 9276002521 142 / X'008E' PAYBAC PAYBACK card 143 / X'008F' TAXFRE Taxfree via Global Blue (GBTF) 9000999999999999999 144 / X'0090' MANGO MANGO card 927600284 145 / X'0091' TOBAGC REWE Toom-Baumarkt Gift card 927600314 146 / X'0092' MUSIC MusicCard 147 / X'0093' TOGO TogoCard 148 / X'0094' SONG SongCard 149 / X'0095' CUP CD (China) Unionpay International 150 / X'0096' DCC Dynamic Currency Conversion 151 / X'0097' OTTOCD Otto co-Brand Visa 400280 152 / X'0098' SCHWAB Schwab co-Brand Visa 400281 153 / X'0099' INTERC Intercard private label cards 928000134 154 / X'009A' FAIRPY Fairpay card Issuer id 2763 155 / X'009B' CLSPRC Easycash PräsentCard 6391999 157 / X'009D' HORNGC Hornbach voucher card 928000116 158 / X'009E' VPAY Visa debit card, reconciliation counting at VISACD in simple reconciliations 159 / X'009F' DREPLU Dresdner Plus private label card 927600334 160 / X'00A0' SECCOR Securicor 708306, 708307 161 / X'00A1' JETTGS JET refuel voucher 927600201 162 / X'00A2' TAMMYC Tamoil MyCard 700013001 163 / X'00A3' TAMSTA Tamoil Station 700013002 164 / X'00A4' OMVPLU OMV Station Plus 707936 165 / X'00A5' ADVANC AdvanceCard 6391992 except 6391992110 166 / X'00A6' EUALLI Euro Alliance Card (EAPS) 167 / X'00A7' HAPDIG HappyDigits 894901, 627165, 627153, 627374, 540043, 520301, 544440 168 / X'00A8' VISAEL Visa electron, reconciliation counting at VISACD in simple reconciliations 169 / X'00A9' PSAGE PSA-giftcard 170 / X'00AA' SYRCON Syrcon-private label card 603600 171 / X'00AB' MILESM Lufthansa: Miles&More 221 ZVT-H Confidential Functional Description – Payment Terminal V 4.3/Date 22.11.2018/Release 194/242 Appendices Card type ID Name Card ISO Prefix 172 / X'00AC' AIRBBO Air Berlin: bonus-card 173 / X'00AD' BAHNBO Deutsche Bahn: bonus-card 708141 174 / X'00AE' CLSBIO Biometric health card 601765186 175 / X'00AF' MULTIC Multi-petrol card NL 308107 176 / X'00B0' TRAVEL Travel card NL 306004 177 / X'00B1' CCVLOC Local CCV-card NL 952899 178 / X'00B2' DECARD DeutschlandCard 308433 179 / X'00B3' BONUCD BP-bonus card 705684 180 / X'00B4' CDTECH Cardtech private label card 927600251 181 / X'00B5' SHELPP Shell prepaid / gift card (PLCC) 700063 182 / X'00B6' SHELMC Shell MasterCard 516 183 / X'00B7' ICP private label card 927600200 ICPGUT 184 / X'00B8' UTA_1 Further UTA card, UTA Full Select 636200 185 / X'00B9' UTA_2 Further UTA card, UTA Full Select 636201 186 / X'00BA' KLIMAK Climate card 70016599 187 / X'00BB' ESYRES 188 / X'00BC' EURELV Euro ELV 189 / X'00BD' IKEAAT IKEA Family Paycard (Austria) 600405 191 / X'00BF' ICPGOL ICP General Online Loyalty 927600202 192 / X'00C0' CABCHG CabCharge Taxi Card 193 / X'00C1' CCRECO CCNR ECO-Card 00000090 194 / X'00C2' ESHELS EuroShell Stations card 7075 195 / X'00C3' IKASHO Ikano Shopping Card 600508 196 / X'00C4' FINAIR Finnair card 110501 197 / X'00C5' IKEABK IKEA card 627598024 198 / X'00C6' ARALCK BP Aral Card Comfort 700669 199 / X'00C7' MONCA montrada Card 200 / X'00C8' MMCARD M&M card 636347 201 / X'00C9' CLIPIC CLIP card (Customer Loyalty Incentive 927600406 Program, icon GmbH) 202 / X'00CA' BPPREP BP Prepaid Card 705660 203 / X'00CB' AMXMRP Amex membership Reward @ POS (MR@POS) 204 / X'00CC' ICPFP ICP FingerPrint 205 / X'00CD' BANALT Go Bananas (duplicate, see 323, for 000000F205 compatibility reasons rel.
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