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Full Service Attendant

Full Service Attendant is Read-Only.

Full Service Attendant is a network setting that marks a transaction as being handled by an employee rather than the customer, affecting fees, prompts, and how the processor classifies the sale.

Full Service Acquirer Settings

These settings define how the terminal communicates with the payment processor for full-service transactions. They ensure the transaction is routed, formatted, and classified correctly so the processor knows it was handled by an attendant rather than the customer.

Field/Button
Description

FEP Enabled

This indicates whether full-service transactions should be sent through a front-end processor instead of directly to the host.

Key Index

The key index tells the terminal which encryption key to use when securing full-service transaction data.

Discard

Remove any changes made to this form.

Apply Changes

Save all changes made to this form.

Full Service Attendant FEP Cards

These specify which card brands (like Visa, Mastercard, American Express, etc.) should be processed through the front-end processor when the transaction is handled by an attendant.

Field/Button
Description

Search Cards

To locate a card in the list, begin typing the card name in the search field. Select the card configuration to view or edit.

Card Table Index

The internal reference number the system uses to identify the card’s configuration entry

Card Abbreviation

A short code representing the card brand (e.g., VS for Visa).

Card Name

The full name of the card brand or network.

Lower ISO

The lowest BIN/ISO range that identifies cards belonging to this brand

Upper ISO

The highest BIN/ISO range for that card brand’s number range.

Pan Length

The allowed length(s) of the card number for that brand.

Card Enabled

Indicates whether the terminal is allowed to accept and process this card type.

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