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Credit Card

What do the credit card numbers mean?

Credit Card Number or Primary Account Number (PAN) is the identification number associated with the Card. It's contained in the magnetic strip.
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Data Storage

How to Permanently Delete Sensitive Authentication Data?

As for PCI DSS requirement 3, sensitive authentication data shall not be stored and should be deleted after authorization.
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