WO2003050749A1 - Method and system for conducting transactions using a payment card with two technologies - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a method and system for conducting financial transactions using payment cards having account information stored therein and readable by two different technologies.
- payment cards - such as credit, debit, and prepaid cards - are ubiquitous methods of payment.
- the term "payment card” includes not only payment cards in ISO 7810 ID-1 form factor, but also any other form factors that may hold payment account information, such as mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and key fobs.
- Most payment cards in use today use a magnetic stripe on the card to store payment account information for authorizing a transaction.
- the payment card is swiped through a card reader that reads the account information from the magnetic stripe on the card.
- a drawback associated with the use of a magnetic stripe payment card is that it may be relatively time consuming and/or difficult to handle for certain applications. For example, when a consumer desires to pay for gasoline at the pump, the consumer typically wishes to conduct a fast transaction. The fact that a consumer must align the magnetic stripe on the payment card in the correct orientation for a card reader and swipe the payment card in a certain direction with a certain velocity means that a consumer must often fumble with the card to align it properly and may need to swipe the card more than once before the card reader is able to properly read it. hi this situation, therefore, a conventional payment card may not be as fast and/or convenient a payment mechanism as a consumer might desire. The same also applies to purchases of fast food at fast food restaurants and convenience items at convenience stores.
- the SPEEDPASS device uses a radio frequency (RF) transmitter that transmits an identification code to an RF receiver installed either at the gas pump or at a payment register.
- RF radio frequency
- a user waves the device in close proximity to the RF receiver at the pump or register and waits for a light to indicate that the RF receiver has received and processed the identification code.
- the drawback with RF payment devices is the possibility of unauthorized reading of the identification information from these devices. That is, a person may utilize a concealed or camouflaged RF reader to steal the identification information from a user's RF payment device and use the stolen information to later conduct fraudulent transactions. To avoid unauthorized reading of the identification infonnation, the information may be transmitted in encrypted form. Secure encryption, however, can be complicated and/or expensive, especially if a global deployment and global acceptance of payment cards is desired.
- SPEEDPASS device is only usable in a closed loop acceptance system (i.e., it is only usable at Mobil- supported terminals). It does not have the global acceptance of a payment card usable within a global payment network, such as the BANKNET network operated by MasterCard International Incorporated.
- a payment device includes payment account information that is distributed between two different machine-readable technologies.
- the payment device according to the presently claimed invention includes one or more digits of a payment account number stored in the payment device in a first machine-readable technology and the remaining digits of the payment account number, if any, and other payment account information stored in the payment device in a second machine-readable technology different from the first machine-readable technology.
- the payment account information may be split between the two technologies in any manner and the split line may even be (as described above) within the payment account number itself.
- the first machine-readable technology is bar-code technology and the second machine-readable technology is radio-frequency (RF) technology. While these are the preferred technologies, the first and second machine- readable teclmologies may be any technology known in the art, so long as different technologies are chosen. For example, in addition to bar code and RF technologies, the machine-readable technologies may be magnetic stripe, optical character recognition (OCR), audio-tone and infra-red technologies.
- RF radio-frequency
- the presently claimed invention if a person attempts to perform an unauthorized reading of the payment device (also known as "skimming") using one technology, the person will not be able to read the entire payment account information and cannot later use the skimmed data to conduct a fraudulent transaction.
- a payment card has a payment account number stored therein in bar-code technology and other payment account infonnation (such as the expiration date) stored therein and readable by RF technology. If a person attempts to commit fraud by skimming account information from an RF transmission from the payment card, the person will not be able to use the skimmed account information because the payment account number is not transmitted over the RF channel. Therefore, the presently claimed invention provides a more secure mamier of conducting a payment transaction.
- Fig. 1 is a diagram of a payment card according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 2 is flow chart of an authorization and authentication process between a payment card and a terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- a payment device includes payment account information that is distributed between two different machine-readable technologies.
- the payment device according to the presently claimed invention includes one or more digits of a payment account number stored in the payment device in a first machine- readable technology and the remaining digits of the payment account number, if any, and other payment account information stored in the payment device in a second machine-readable technology different from the first machine-readable technology.
- the payment account information may be split between the two technologies in any manner and the split line may even be (as described above) within the payment account number itself.
- the first machine-readable technology is bar-code technology and the second machine-readable technology is radio-frequency (RF) technology. While these are the preferred technologies, the first and second machine- readable technologies may be any technology known in the art, so long as different technologies are chosen. For example, in addition to bar code and RF technologies, the machine-readable technologies may be magnetic stripe, optical character recognition (OCR), audio-tone and infra-red technologies. In many instances, one technology by itself would not be secure enough to protect payment transactions, but when data is split between two technologies in one device, payment transactions can be more securely supported.
- RF radio-frequency
- Fig. 1 is a diagram of a payment card according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the present invention utilizes a payment card 10 with a bar code 20 thereon and radio frequency ID chip or circuitry 30 therein.
- the bar code may be graphically printed, imprinted or placed on the card in any manner known in the art.
- the bar code is encoded with at least one or more digits of the payment account number (PAN).
- PAN payment account number
- the bar code is encoded with, at a minimum, the most significant digits of the PAN, including the BIN used to identify the issuer.
- a BIN bank identification number
- BANKNET MasterCard International Incorporated
- the RF chip or circuitry 30 includes the remaining digits of the PAN.
- the RF chip or circuitry also includes the "Track 2" data typically found on the magnetic stripe of conventional payment cards except for the full PAN. Excluding the PAN, the Track 2 data typically includes the expiration date, a service code, and discretionary data (i.e., data defined by the issuer of the card).
- the Track 2 data is in BCD format and contains 40 BCD characters consisting of 1) a start sentinel (1 BCD character); 2) a PAN (of up to 19 BCD characters); 3) a field separator (1 BCD character); 4) an Expiry Date (4 BCD characters), 5) a Service Code (3 BCD characters); 6) discretionary data (the length of which is dependent on the length of the PAN); 7) end sentinel (1 BCD character); and 8) longitudinal redundancy check (LRC) (1 BCD character).
- the length of the discretionary data field is dependent on the length of the PAN. For a standard 16- digit payment account number, there are 13 digits available for the discretionary data.
- Track 2 is preferred, other data tracks on the magnetic stripe may also be used with the present invention.
- a conventional point-of-sale (POS) or other payment terminal may be equipped with both an optical bar code reader that reads the bar code on the payment card and an RF receiver to receive the RF information.
- the information read using the two different technologies from the card is then combined in the reader into regular track data and processed in the same manner as a conventional payment card over existing payment networks.
- the bar code reader used is an omnidirectional bar code reader so that the payment card/device of the present invention need not be aligned in any specific orientation with regard to the reader. Since payment account digits are communicated via the bar code, this payment card/device would not suffer from the same potential for theft of information as an RF-only payment device.
- payment account information may be distributed in any manner between the two technologies on the payment card, so long as the reading of the account information stored in one technology does not compromise the account.
- PAN and expiry date since mail order and telephone order transactions may use only the PAN and the expiry date, it is preferred that the PAN and expiry date not be readable using the same technology.
- Fig. 2 is a flow chart of an authorization and authentication process between a payment card and a tenninal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the payment card used in Fig. 2 includes both an optical bar code and an RF ID chip.
- the RF ID chip performs the following functions :
- This command is needed to send a challenge number produced by the terminal to the RF ID device.
- the RFID device Upon receipt of the challenge number, the RFID device should increase its transaction counter, calculate the authentication code, and format Track 2 discretionary data with the chip authentication data.
- the terminal challenge number may be a random number or it may be fixed (for example, to be the last two digits of the terminal serial number).
- This command is needed to read Track 2 data.
- the Chip returns Track 2 data as stored in the device without authentication data. This can accommodate specific encoding, like a language code, which may be found in some Track 2 discretionary data on current cards, which would allow the terminal to interact with the cardholder in the cardholder's chosen language.
- the Read Data command is performed after the Write Data command, the chip returns Track 2 with the discretionary data replaced with the authentication data.
- the RF chip calculates an authentication code for verification by the issuer using its unique cryptographic authentication key and the following data:
- the challenge number (preferably 2 BCD characters) provided by the terminal.
- step 3 Map the hexadecimal result of step 2 above into a set containing groups of 3 numeric digits. Use the 3 numeric digits resulting from the mapping operation as the authentication code.
- the Radio Frequency Chip (or optionally the tenninal) preferably converts the 15-bit Radio Frequency Chip counter to BCD as follows:
- step 2 perform step 2 an additional 3 times to translate the 15 bit counter to 5 BCD characters.
- each BCD digit will range from 0 to 7.
- the method is suggested to simplify implementation in a chip.
- the counter can be converted to decimal then to BCD provided that the conversion is done the same on the issuer host system. It would then be possible to increase the size of the binary counter to 20 bits (5 BCD characters, 4 bits per char).
- the Radio Frequency Chip device replaces the discretionary data of Track 2 with the authentication code (3 BCD characters), the Radio Frequency Chip counter (5 BCD characters), and the terminal challenge number (2 BCD characters), and makes the re-formatted Track 2 data available for reading by the tenninal.
- the Radio Frequency Chip device for increased security, it is up to the issuer to allocate the number of characters to be used for the authentication code, counter, and challenge number. Per-issuer allocation can make it harder to decipher the data in the discretionary data field.
- the terminal in the embodiment of Fig. 2 performs at least the following functions: • Generate a challenge number (as described above), either randomly or a fixed value (preferably coded as 2 BCD characters).
- the Read Data command may be used before or after the Write Data command. If the Read Data command is performed before the Write Data command, the terminal seeks to read Track 2 data from the Radio Frequency
- the terminal seeks to obtain Track 2 data containing the Radio Frequency Chip authentication data in the discretionary field.
- the payment card is placed in the proximity of the card reader of the tenninal to initiate the transaction.
- the card reader includes both an optical bar code reader and an RF transmitter/receiver.
- the card reader reads the PAN data encoded in the bar code on the payment card.
- the terminal optionally sends a Read Data command to read the Track 2 data stored in the RF chip. From the Track 2 data, the terminal extracts data it may need to conduct the transaction as, for example, a language code.
- step 106 the terminal sends a Write Data command with a challenge number to the payment card.
- step 108 the RF chip on the payment card calculates an authentication code using its cryptographic key with its internal data (as specified above) and the challenge number sent by the terminal.
- step 110 the RF chip formats the Track 2 data to be sent to the terminal, replacing the discretionary data with the authentication code and other values as specified above.
- the terminal perfonns a Read Data command and reads the new Track 2 data, including the authentication code.
- the Track 2 data does not include the full PAN. It may include a portion of the PAN if only a portion is encoded in the bar code. In the case where the full PAN is encoded in the bar code, the Track 2 data may include blank or null data in the spaces reserved for the PAN or the PAN data need not be transmitted at all.
- step 114 the terminal prepares an authorization request with Track 2 data.
- the authorization request Track 2 data is generated from the PAN obtained from the bar code on the payment card and the remaining Track 2 data obtained from the RF chip.
- the authorization request is sent in a convention manner through one or more existing payment networks.
- the issuer Upon receipt of the authorization request by the issuer of the payment card, the issuer derives the unique cryptographic key assigned to the payment account number and validates the authentication code in the Track 2 discretionary data field. If the authentication is successful and if other authorization parameters are satisfied (e.g., sufficient credit in the cardholder's account), the issuer may authorize the transaction. Otherwise, the issuer may reject the transaction.
- the authorization response is received at the terminal in a conventional manner through the existing payment networks and the transaction is completed or rejected based on the response.
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