![]() ![]() This is a PIN that you can authenticate yourself with over the phone towards an agent or an automated system (see similar questions here, here and especially here). Most banks (that I came across at least) have a separate PIN for phone banking. No serious bank will ever ask you for that number, if somebody does, it's probably a scam. That is when you are paying for something or withdrawing money. There are a lot of instances whre you will have to give your cardholder PIN to a machine. ![]() So this will be pretty routin to nearly all banks. Unsurprisingly, there's also an ISO norm on how to manage PINs like this. This is the PIN that belongs to your debit or credit card. As there has been some confusion here, I wanted to add another (and hopefully last) answer to consolidate all the information that is flying around.įirst of all, what kind of PINs are there in today's banking world? ![]()
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