PIN Management Test Cases
This short guide describes the steps of 4 PIN management test cases – 3 with Success status - ATM PIN Change, POS Insert PIN Change, and POS Incorrect PINs and 1 with Failure – POS Tap PIN Change.
Test Case 1: ATM PIN Change (Success)
- Cardholder changed original PIN (4904) to new PIN (1234)
- Cardholder goes to an ATM machine to perform an ATM withdrawal
- Cardholder is prompted to enter a PIN and enters the new PIN (1234)
- ATM accepts new PIN (1234)
- PIN SUCCESS, but Transaction declined due to insufficient funds
Test Case 2: POS Insert PIN Change (Success)
- Cardholder changed original PIN to new PIN
- Cardholder goes to make a purchase at a POS system.
- On first transaction, cardholder INSERTS the chip into the POS system
- Cardholder enters the original PIN into the POS system, which resulted in a SUCCESSFUL transaction
- On second transaction, Cardholder INSERTS the chip into the POS system
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a SUCCESSFUL transaction
Test Case 3: POS Tap PIN Change (Failure)
- Cardholder changed original PIN to new PIN
- Cardholder goes to make a purchase at a POS system
- On first transaction, cardholder TAPS the card at the POS system, which resulted in a SUCCESSFUL transaction
- On second transaction, cardholder INSERTS the chip into the POS system
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a FAILED transaction
Test Case 4: POS Incorrect PINs (Success)
- Cardholder changed original PIN to new PIN via API
- Cardholder goes to make a purchase at a POS system
- On first transaction, cardholder INSERTS the chip into the POS system
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a FAILED transaction
- Cardholder receives Terminal message: Wrong PIN - Retry
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a FAILED transaction
- Cardholder receives Terminal message: Wrong PIN - Retry
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a FAILED transaction
- Cardholder receives Terminal message: Wrong PIN - Retry
- Cardholder selects “OK”
- Transaction was approved and the cardholder was asked to sign the receipt
- Cardholder goes to another POS system
- On second transaction, cardholder INSERTS the chip into the POS system
- Cardholder enters the new PIN, which resulted in a SUCCESSFUL transaction.
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