In a world ruled by money, who could possibly be not familiar with credit cards? Assuming you are rich enough and have tons of money, you do not have to carry all the cash with you. That's exactly what credit cards are for, to lessen the burden of bringing that too much cash. So if you think you could handle the responsibilities of handling a credit card, why not make one yourself with the help of this site, to assist with the processing of your card.
If you were ask to describe a credit card, assuming you have seen and are familiar with, I'm pretty sure you would answer it's a card with the name of the owner scribbled on it and with some numbers. But what exactly do those numbers signify? Allow me to walk you through it.
The first digits are the Major Industry Identifier. It somehow designates the category of the industry which issued the card.
1 and 2 are Airlines
3 is Travel and Entertainment
4 and 5 are Banking and Finance
6 is Merchandizing and Bank
7 is Petroleum
8 is for Telecommunications
9 is for National Assignment
The first six digits are the Issuer Identification Number or IIN. It identifies the institution that issued the card.
The 7th and following digits, not to include the final digit, are the user's account number.
Now the final digit is the checksum or the check digit. It is used to validate the credit card.
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