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PCI TR-31 compliance:
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As of January 1, 2025, all ATMs must comply with updated TR-31 encryption standards to remain operational. These standards are part of a broader PCI compliance initiative aimed at enhancing the security of PIN encryption and key management across the ATM industry.
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TR-31 compliance FAQs
What is PCI?
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standards Council was formed in 2006 by the card networks with the goal of managing the ongoing evolution of cardholder data security. Members of the PCI Security Standards Council currently consist of Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and JCB. You can read more about them here.
What is the TR-31 Key Block mandate?
PCI set standards that help ensure PINs and data are transferred securely through the ecosystem and infrastructure. This consists of EPP (electronic PIN pad) version standards and deadlines, whereby there is ongoing lab certification of EPP hardware/software distribution and field sunset dates. PCI/Networks’ deadline for ATM Providers and Host Processors to encrypt transaction data using TR31 Key Blocks was January 1, 2025 .
Why is it important to be TR-31 Compliant?
Non-compliant ATMs are considered at significant risk of fraud, brand damage and a loss of revenue . Failure to implement TR-31 (“Key Blocks”) could leave an ATM vulnerable to more attacks and could ultimately result in payment and customer data compromises.
PCI and Networks’ (card brands) requirements are intended to improve and enhance security and will change the way encryption keys are protected and managed . “Key Blocks” will further secure the PINs and data to be transferred through the ATM and payment network ecosystem and infrastructure.
