PIN Security Clause Samples

The PIN Security clause establishes requirements and responsibilities for safeguarding personal identification numbers (PINs) used in connection with accounts or services. It typically mandates that users keep their PINs confidential, avoid sharing them with others, and take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorized access. By setting these expectations, the clause helps protect against fraud and unauthorized transactions, ensuring the security of sensitive account information.
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PIN Security. (a) Merchant is expressly prohibited from requesting PIN numbers verbally or in writing as a condition of a sale. Merchant may not document or retain PIN numbers in any fashion at any time. (b) Point of sale (“POS”) terminals must be positioned so as to be reasonably secure from observation by third parties. Merchant’s security cameras must not be able to view the PIN pad. Pin Entry Device (PED) shielding will be considered as one of the possible prevention methods. (c) The operational placement and use of the Tamper Resistant Security Module (TRSM) must be within its intended physical and logical environment. POS terminals designed for indoor use are not suitable for outside use. The modification of TRSMs from their original manufactured specifications must be restrained.
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PIN Security. The PIN is the Card Holder‟s electronic signature. It shall be kept confidential. The Card Holder should memorize the PIN, and a written record of the PIN should not be kept in any form or disclosed to a third party. The security of the PIN is the Card Holder‟s responsibility.
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PIN Security. You may be issued one or more personal identification number (PIN) to facilitate electronic funds transfers. Any PIN issued to you should not be disclosed to third parties or recorded on or with a debit card. You are responsible for safekeeping your PIN. You agree not to disclose or otherwise make your PIN available to anyone not authorized to sign on your accounts. If you fail to maintain the security of your PIN, we may terminate your EFT services immediately.
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PIN Security. To maintain security of the PIN, a Cardholder must: (a) try to memorise the PIN and destroy any written record of the PIN; (b) not disclose the PIN to anyone, including a friend or family member; (c) ensure no one is watching when the PIN is being entered into an Electronic Banking Terminal; and (d) not record or keep a record of the PIN on, near, or with the Card.
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PIN Security. You agree not to disclose or otherwise make your Card or PIN (Personal Identification Number) available to anyone without prior written consent of the Credit Union. You also agree not to write your PIN on your Card or keep it in the same location as your Card. If the PIN security for your card is not maintained, the credit union will reserve the right to terminate any services or future services relating to account access via the VISA card account.
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PIN Security. The Cardholder must take all reasonable precautions to keep the PIN private and confidential and not disclose it to anyone. To maintain the security of the PIN, the Cardholder must: • memorise the PIN and destroy any written record of the PIN; • not record or keep a record of your PIN on, near, or with your Card; • not disclose the PIN to a third party; • ensure no one is watching or cover your hand when entering the PIN on an Electronic Banking Terminal; • ensure when changing the PIN that the PIN selected is not obvious or be easily compromised e.g. date of birth, repeated numbers, etc.
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PIN Security. The Card Holder shall: (a) not divulge the PIN to anyone including but not limited to another Card Holder, a family member or friend; (b) take precaution to prevent anyone else seeing the PIN being entered in an ATM or POS Terminal; (c) not write or indicate the PIN on the Card or elsewhere, even if it is disguised; and (d) commit the PIN to memory and destroy any record thereof.
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PIN Security. To maintain security of the PIn, a Cardholder must: (a) try to memorise the PIn and destroy any written record of the PIn; (b) not disclose the PIn to anyone, including a friend or family member; (c) ensure no one is watching when the PIn is being entered into an electronic Banking Terminal; and (d) not record or keep a record of the PIn on, near, or with the Card.
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