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I understand that you are uncertain about the meaning of track. The data on the magnetic stripe of a credit card can be found in tracks 1, 2, and 3. Bank logs, which contain details such as account number, account name, and bank name, are stored in Track 1 and Track 2. ATMs and POS utilize the information from Tracks 1 and 2 to execute transactions for cash withdrawals or deposits.
1. What is Track Data?
Payment cards contain magnetic stripes with standardized data tracks:
Track 1: Contains cardholder name, PAN (Primary Account Number), expiration date, and discretionary data (79 characters max)
Track 2: PAN, expiration date, service code, and verification data (40 characters max)
Track 3: Rarely used (contains encrypted PIN and withdrawal limits)
Mastering Credit Card Dumps: Your Guide to Writing Track 1 and Track 2
How Magnetic Stripe Tracks Work (ISO/IEC 7811 & 7813 Standards)
Magnetic stripes on payment cards store data in three tracks, each with a specific format and purpose.
1. Track 1 (Read/Write Capable)
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Format:
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Starts with
%
(start sentinel) -
Ends with
?
(end sentinel) -
Contains alphanumeric data (letters + numbers)
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Max Length: 79 characters
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Data Structure:
%B1234567890123456^CARDHOLDER/NAME^240512100000000000000**?
B: Format code
1234…3456: Primary Account Number (PAN)
^: Separator
CARDHOLDER/NAME: Cardholder name (last/first)
240512: Expiration date (YYMM)
100…0000: Discretionary data (CVV, service code, etc.)
Usage:
Airlines, hotels (for storing names)
Legacy POS systems
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2. Track 2 (Most Commonly Used)
Format:
Starts with
;
(start sentinel)Ends with
?
(end sentinel)Contains numeric + a few special chars
Max Length: 40 characters
Data Structure
;1234567890123456=24051210000000000000?
1234…3456: PAN
=: Separator
240512: Expiry (YYMM)
100…0000: Service code, CVV, etc.
Usage:
ATM transactions
Most POS systems (faster than Track 1)
3. Track 3 (Rarely Used)
Format:
Starts with
_
(start sentinel)Ends with
?
(end sentinel)Read/Write capable (unlike Tracks 1 & 2)
Max Length: 107 characters
Data Structure:
_1234567890123456=24051210000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000