The Card Verification Value (CVV) is a three or four-digit number on credit cards used for verification purposes. PCI DSS requires CVV tests to ensure security and prevent fraud.
CVV serves as a second factor of authentication, helping to verify that the cardholder has the card physically.
CVV Test for PCI DSS: An Overview of Rules and Methods
CVV tests involve validating the CVV with the issuing bank to ensure it matches the card's information on file.
CVV Test for PCI DSS: Compliance Instructions
PCI DSS requires merchants and service providers to perform CVV tests to reduce fraud risks and ensure cardholder data security.
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