An CA Auth ID OTP-EMV profile can be used to specify the following attribute related to CA Auth ID OTPs that are complaint with Europay, MasterCard, and VISA (EMV) protocol.
By configuring an CA Auth ID OTP-EMV profile and assigning it to one or more organizations, you can control the characteristics of CA Auth ID OTP-EMV credentials that are issued to users of those organizations. Use the ArcotOTP-EMV Profiles page to create CA Auth ID OTP-EMV credential profiles.
Note: To configure an ArcotID OTP-EMV profile, you first create account types.
Follow these steps:
If you choose to create a new profile, then:
If you choose to update an existing profile, then select the profile that you want to update from the Select Configuration list that appears.
Enable this option if you want to create the profile by copying the configurations from an existing profile.
Note: You can also copy from configurations that belong to other organizations that you have scope on.
Select the profile from which the configurations will be copied.
Specify the account type that has to used for creating ArcotID OTP-EMV credential.
Specify the Primary Account Number (PAN) sequence that helps to differentiate two cards with the same PAN. For example, a card that is reissued after the expiry might have the same PAN but a different sequence number.
To add PAN sequence, you need to add custom attributes while configuring account types. See "Configuring the Account Type".
To assign PAN sequence to a user in the organization, you need to edit the user account to add values for custom attribute. See "Creating Account IDs". This value will be included in the card string. The custom attribute value is not mandatory, if not provided, then 00 is used by default.
Enter the URL that contains the logo, which will be displayed on the client device that uses EMV OTP for authenticating to CA AuthMinder-protected applications.
Enter the name that is used to display the EMV OTP on the client device. You can either enter a fixed string or pass the following user variables as $$(<variable>)$$:
Set the date from when the issued ArcotID OTP credential will be valid.
The validity can start from either the date when this credential is created or you can specify a custom date.
Set the date when the ArcotID OTP will expire.
You can choose any of the following options to set the expiration date:
Note: User attribute check feature is available only if you are performing configurations at the organization-level.
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