The authorization code is a seven-digit number that is attached to an account number. The authorization code can be used to bill individual long distance calls to a special account number (such as a grant or research project). This code overrides an instrument's dialing restrictions. For example, you may place a long distance call from a courtesy phone by using your authorization code. To use an authorization code, dial *6*, the seven-digit authorization code, #, then the long distance number.
A code received (either verbally, electronically, or by ARU) from an authorization center verifying that a credit card is not listed on the negative file and has the available open-to-buy for the transaction submitted. The numerical code designated by the issuer, given to a sales transaction as verification that the sale has been authorized. The authorization code should always be included on the merchant sales draft.
This code is given by the credit card issuer and authorizes a specific transaction. This number should be saved for future reference.
A numeric code VAX displays after you submit a credit card payment. This code acknowledges that the system approved and accepted the payment.
a key code only applicable for
Code assigned by the card-issuing bank to a credit card sale showing that the transaction is authorized.
The code assigned to the transaction once it has been approved by the processor.
The code a card issuing bank assigns to a credit card transaction once a transaction is approved.
The code an issuing bank returns to the merchant terminal that indicates approval of the transaction.
A code received, either verbally or electronically, from an Authorization center verifying that a credit card is not listed on a warning bulletin and has the available open-to-buy for the transaction submitted
The act of insuring that the cardholder has adequate funds available against their line of credit. A positive authorization results in an authorization code being generated, and those funds being set aside. The cardholder's available credit limit is reduced by the authorized amount.
A response number from the card issuer that identifies whether there are sufficient funds available on the card to accommodate the transaction. It also checks to make sure no blocks have been placed on the account. An authorization is not a guarantee of a sale, nor does it guarantee against a chargeback.
Approved sale and authorization transactions always receive a numeric or alphanumeric authorization code that references the transaction for processing purposes. Automated Clearing House The Automated Clearing House (ACH) network is a nationwide, wholesale electronic payment and collection system. It is a method of transferring funds between banks via the Federal Reserve System. It is used by most, but not all, financial institutions.
You must have an authorization code for the Easysoft product you wish to license in order to obtain a purchased license. When you purchase a product your authorization code is emailed to you. You do not need an authorization code to obtain a trial license.
Also known as "auth code", "passcode", or "key", the authorization code provides an extra level of security for domain name transfers. The authorization code is unique for each domain name and is assigned by the registrar at the time the domain name is registered. Anyone transferring domain names from one registrar to another is required to provide the authorization code to finalize the transfer. Authorization codes can only be obtained from the current registrar. Registrars are contractually obligated to provide the authorization code upon request by the registrant.
A code that an issuer or its authorizing processor provides to indicate approval or denial for an authorization request.
this code consists of letters and numbers and is sent to the bank to confirm the authorisation.
a numerical or alphanumeric code sent by the card issuer verifying that the sale has been authorized. The authorization may be obtained by voice, software, or terminal transmission. The merchant should include the authorization number on the sales draft to facilitate the authorization process.
A code that allows a user of a phone system to access certain features of the system, such as long distance or international calling. (HG) Auth Codes are sometimes used to re-direct the billing of the calls on common phones. With a phone in a conference room, for example, that is restricted to local calling, users with an Auth Code can make long distance calls and have the call records appear on reports as if they were made from their assigned station number rather than the conference room station number.
A code that a credit card issuing bank returns in an electronic message to the merchant's POS equipment that indicates approval of the transaction. The code serves as proof of authorization.
The numerical or alphanumerical code sent by the card issuer, given to a sales transaction as verification that the sale has been authorized. The authorization code is always included on the merchant sales draft.
Extra digits dialed to identify a customer. Authorization codes are required for services where the calling number cannot be billed, such as in travel services. Many long distance services originate calls in a manner that doesn't allow for automatic number identification, so customer identification by an authorization is required. Additionally, the code acts as a security check against unauthorized use.
The code that determines if you obtained the required authorization for a given Visa card transaction.
A code assigned to a credit card transaction by the card issuing bank once the transaction has been approved.
A code provided by an issuer or its authorizing processor to indicate approval or denial for an authorization request.
A specific value issued an stored with the transaction data to allow confirmation that a valid authorization occurred.
A code that indicates approval or denial for an authorization request. The code is returned in the authorization response message and is usually recorded on the transaction receipt as proof of authorization.
A code provided by a CAS to Merchant as part of a Telephone Authorization indicating that a Manual Food Stamp Transaction has been approved.
2 letter code that determines the allowablility of costs or other sponsor requirements regarding budget restrictions which may affect purchasing or allowability of costs. For example, projects with expanded authority are coded EA.
A code that notifies you that you have obtained the authorization for a specific Visa card transaction. Note: You should print this on the sales draft.
