EMV tag dictionary.

Identifies the card application.

Short application name for display.

PAN, expiry, service code and discretionary data, separated by a D nibble.

Card account number; a final F nibble may pad an odd digit count.

Name supplied by the card application.

Application expiry as YYMMDD.

Application start date as YYMMDD.

Issuer country using the ISO 3166 numeric code.

ISO 4217 numeric currency code.

Two-letter language codes in preference order.

Three service-code digits with leading zero padding.

Distinguishes cards sharing a PAN; used in key derivation.

Number of decimal places for the transaction currency.

Groups an application directory entry.

Outer template commonly returned by SELECT.

Container for application record fields.

Issuer commands processed before the final GENERATE AC.

Issuer commands processed after the final GENERATE AC.

Response whose contents are tagged data objects.

Response whose fields are positional rather than individually tagged.

Flags for application functions and authentication support.

Carries concatenated PDOL values in GET PROCESSING OPTIONS.

Selected application or directory name.

An APDU embedded in an issuer script.

Application selection priority and confirmation flag.

Identifies a file for record access.

Issuer response code; used by ARPC Method 1.

Tag/length pairs defining input order for the first GENERATE AC.

Tag/length pairs defining input order for the second GENERATE AC.

Amount thresholds followed by cardholder-verification rules.

Selects a CA public key within the application RID.

RSA certificate used to recover the issuer public key.

Issuer authentication bytes; layout depends on the card profile.

Issuer modulus bytes that did not fit inside its certificate.

Signature verified during SDA.

Four-byte entries identifying records and offline-authentication coverage.

Bit flags recording terminal checks and failures.

Tag/length pairs defining the data for the TC hash.

SHA-1 result over the data specified by TDOL.

Transaction date as YYMMDD.

Flags indicating processing steps performed.

Transaction category code.

Authorised amount encoded as twelve decimal digits.

Secondary amount, such as cashback, according to the transaction profile.

Application identifier configured at the terminal.

Card usage restrictions by transaction and location.

Version supplied by the card application.

Application version supported by the terminal.

Profile-defined issuer data; do not assume a universal CVR layout.

Character table used for the preferred application name.

Application name encoded using the issuer code table.

ATC associated with the last online transaction.

Remaining offline PIN attempts.

Identifier used to correlate issuer-script processing.

Terminal country using the ISO 3166 numeric code.

Serial identifier for the card interface device.

Transaction time as HHMMSS.

Card-generated AAC, ARQC or TC; see 9F27 for the type.

Cryptogram-type and associated control bits.

RSA exponent used with the recovered issuer modulus.

Terminal input, verification and security capabilities.

Selected CVM, its condition and its outcome.

Terminal environment and communication characteristics.

Card transaction counter, also used for session-key derivation.

Terminal challenge included in transaction processing.

Tag/length pairs defining GET PROCESSING OPTIONS input.

Additional transaction, input and output capability flags.

Terminal-maintained transaction sequence.

ISO 4217 numeric application currency.

Decimal places used for the application currency.

Value recovered from successfully verified SSAD.

Issuer-signed certificate used to recover the card public key.

RSA exponent for the card public key.

Card modulus bytes outside its certificate.

Tag/length pairs defining INTERNAL AUTHENTICATE input.

Tags whose values are included in offline authentication; core EMV uses AIP (82).

Card signature used in dynamic authentication.

Dynamic value recovered during signature verification.

Application-specific contents within FCI.

Issuer-defined FCI contents.