55630400
999999
.
For example:
enhanced=true
on you request. This provides you with up to 35 additional fields beyond the standard data fields. It includes additional card brand information, estimated interchange costs, SCA regulation requirements, and more. See the BIN Data API Dictionary for a detailed list of the enhanced data fields available and an example of how BIN data appears in a query response.
For example:
Supported Card Brands
BIN Data API | API Endpoint | API Limit |
---|---|---|
Single BIN Lookup | /bins | 100 calls every 10 seconds |
Multiple BIN Lookup (50 BINs per API call) | /bins/multiple | 6 calls every 10 seconds |
99.83.189.213
75.2.25.63
What does a Null field response mean?
null
, this means our card brand files don’t include any data for that field.Why are the BIN Data API's responses different from my current BIN list provider's responses?
Why is BIN_length not always available in a BIN response?
bin_length
is an attribute only shared by certain card brands. If a card brand’s file doesn’t contain this field, the BIN Data API will present a null
response. That being said, bin_length
is not a necessary field for determining the details of a particular BIN. Instead, we recommend focusing on the values returned for the bin_min
and bin_max
attributes. BIN min/max values identify the BIN range a customer’s card sits within, and all cards within a set range share flags indicating important details about them (e.g. card currency, card type, etc). As a best practice, always submit up to 10 digits for a PAN when querying the BIN Data API to narrow down your results to a specific BIN range.