This guide is a repository of information that you can access using Pagos BIN Data and use to refine your payments strategy or get to know your customers better. In BIN Data, there are two types of data fields for which you can receive responses: Standard and Enhanced.

• Standard Data - Standard BIN data is included in every response for both Pagos BIN Data and Batched BIN Data.
• Enhanced Data - Enhanced BIN data is available through Batched BIN Data and in Pagos BIN Data when setting the enhanced query parameter to "true".

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Null/Empty Field Responses

The data provided in an individual field response depends on what data appears in the files Pagos receives from the card brands. If a field response is null, this means our network files don't include any data for that field.

Any bool fields marked as "Visa only" will return a true or false value for Visa BINs; for all non-Visa BINs, they'll return a null value.

If you're using Batched BIN Data, see the Batched Data Dictionary.

Standard Data Fields

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Table Key

The highest level of data per field is indicated in blue. If there are additional levels of data, the second level is denoted by * and the third level of data is denoted by —.

Here's an example of how Pagos BIN Data returns standard data for the BIN 422509:

"card": {
        "number": {
            "length": 16
        },
        "bin_min": "4225090000000000000",
        "bin_max": "4225099999999999999",
        "card_brand": "VISA",
        "card_segment_type": "Consumer",
        "type": "Debit",
        "prepaid": false,
        "product": {
            "product_id": "F",
            "product_name": "Visa Classic"
        },
        "bank": {
            "name": "CREDIT UNION 1"
        },
        "country": {
            "alpha2": "US",
            "numeric": "840",
            "name": "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA"
        },
        "correlation_id": "eyJGaWxlSWQiOjE0NDUsIlZlcnNpb24iOjEwfQ=="
    }