Worldpay EMV Test Cards
ICC Solutions is a leading provider of contact and contactless test solutions for the US market.
By providing simple yet powerful solutions to test chip card terminals, ICC Solutions is supporting the goal of reducing counterfeit and lost/stolen fraud.
The EMV training card pack facilitates basic confidence testing on chip card terminals, ensuring the terminal is configured correctly and will accept and process a selection of real card brand profiles. These cards are designed to complement both new and ongoing employee training programs. The cards enable training programs to be customized to merchant requirements, whether just one card per store or complete sets.
EMV Card Pack
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US Amex
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US Discover
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US Visa
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US Mastercard
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US Mastercard Debit
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US Mastercard Maestro (Common AID)
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US Visa Debit (Common AID)
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US Visa Credit Signature
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US Amex ExpressPay
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US Mastercard PayPass
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US Mastercard PayPass USM
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Visa payWave
Expiration Dates
Amex
Discover
Maestro
Mastercard
Visa
These test cards are intended for basic transaction testing and training purposes only and are NOT intended to be used for testing to the Worldpay host or in a live environment.
These cards are not suitable for cardholder-not present (CNP) transactions and should only be used for local testing or in training mode on a terminal loaded with relevant payment brand test keys.
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Contact:
US Amex - US Discover - US Visa - US Mastercard - US Mastercard Debit - US Mastercard Maestro
(Common AID) -US Visa Debit (Common AID - US Visa Credit Signature
Contactless:
US Amex ExpressPay - US Mastercard PayPass - US Mastercard PayPass USM - Visa payWave
The contact chip cards have valid PIN values (offline for Mastercard and online for Visa and Discover). These PINs enable simulation of PIN retry and PIN blocked, but the usage of a wrong PIN will not result in the PIN being blocked. The block is simulated so that the cards can be re-used.
PINs are1234 (Visa and Discover) and 4315 (Mastercard) – entry of 1122 will simulate a blocked PIN and 5678 one retry remaining.
The cards have the mag-stripe encoded. When using a terminal that is both EMV and mag-swipe enabled, initially swiping the card should result in the terminal requesting a chip transaction to be performed. If the card is inserted with chip covered or reversed, a fallback (mag-stripe) transaction can be performed.