primary account number
1Primary Account Number — Die Primary Account Number (PAN) identifiziert eindeutig Kreditkarten und Debitkarten,[1] sie ist eine Zahlungskartennummer.[2] Die PAN ist auf der Spur 2 einer Kreditkarte/Debitkarte codiert. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Verwendung 2 Aufbau …
2Primary Account Number — (PAN) An ISO term. ISO Bank Card Originated Messages term. A series of digits used to identify a customer account or relationship. When used in a reconciliation message, this identifies the account against which the settlement occurs. 19n.… …
3primary account number — /ˌpraɪməri ə kaυnt ˌnʌmbə/ noun a series of figures on a credit card, which are the number of the issuing bank and the personal number of the account. Abbreviation PAN …
4Primary Account Number (PAN) extended — An ISO term. See preferred term Extended PAN …
5Primary Account Number (PAR), extended, country code — An ISO term. See preferred term Extended PAN country code …
6Account Number — The primary identifier for ownership of an account, whether a vendor account, a checking or brokerage account, or a loan account. An account number is used whether or not the identifier uses letters or numbers. At one time, it was common to use a …
7Subsidiary account number two — (SAN 2) An ISO term. The assigned number that identifies the second optional subsidiary account identification held in addition to the primary account number (PAN) and the subsidiary account number one (SAN 1) …
8Subsidiary account number one — (SAN 1) An ISO term. The assigned number that identifies the first optional subsidiary account identification held in addition to the primary account number (PAN) …
9Permanent account number — (PAN) is a national identification number, issued to all taxpayers of India whose income is taxable. This number is issued by the Income Tax Office.This number is required for many activities such as opening an account, getting a phone line,… …
10International Bank Account Number — The International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is an international standard for identifying bank accounts across national borders. It was originally adopted by the European Committee for Banking Standards, and was later adopted as ISO 13616:1997… …
