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Barclaycard Smartpay B
Test Cards and Test Data
Document Ref. 0785 - Summary

Specifies the test cards and test data that can be used with the
Barclaycard Smartpay staging environment.
Version 04 draft B
2 July 2018
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Document history
Ver Date Description
01 02 Nov 2016 Initial client release.
01.01 25 Apr 2017 Document template/styles updated.
02 28 Sep 2017 Added ISO Standard Response Codes A1

Removed Visa Corporate and Purchasing test cards as these are not supported 2.1
Added Visa Debit test cards 2.1
03 27 Mar 2018 Reinstated APACS auth request test data removed in error in previous version A1
Any amount ending in 98 pence returns a manual auth response A1
Expanded list of acquirer response codes A2
Added the PagePage response screen for amount 335 A1
Removed CV_DATA (CSC) as repeats value 3xxxx in A1 (was A3 )
Removed test cards/data with known issues 2.1, A1, A3
04A-B 02 July 2018 Removed test data 335 as it is no longer supported in Staging environment - A1 A1 Formatted: Font: Italic
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Table of contents
Table of contents
Document history ii
Table of contents iii
Chapter 1 - Introduction 5
Chapter 2 - Processing test transactions 7
2.1 Test card details 7
2.2 Test 3-D Secure password and response 8
Chapter 3 - Processing test refunds 9
3.1 Locating a transaction to refund 9
3.2 Performing a refund 9
3.2.1 Via the portal 9
3.2.2 Via web services 10
Appendix A - Test data 11
A1 Authorisation requests (APACS) 11
A2 Response codes 12
A3 Account verification 15
Barclaycard Smartpay B Test Cards and Test Data v04 draft B iii of 15
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Before you can start processing online payments through your Barclaycard Smartpay Live environment, you’ll need to process
some test transactions through your Staging environment. These tests will help you become more familiar with our system,
and you can also check the integration was implemented properly. Use the test card details we’ve supplied below for your
tests., Do notdon’t use real card details. Comment [TL:B1]: Emphasised
based on the importance of the
By using the supplied test card numbers and test data you can simulate various types of transactions and their response instruction.
conditions. Formatted: Font: Bold
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Chapter 2 - Processing test transactions
2.1 Test card details

Use any of the card details below to process your test transactions. For test data that you can use to simulate various
transaction responses, please see Appendix A - Test dataTest data. Formatted: Font: Italic, Pattern: Clear
(White)
Note: There may be scenarios where you need to perform different testing depending on the country of issue of a certain
card scheme. To that end, we have provided both UK and international maestro test card numbers.
Card Type Card Number (PAN) Expected 3-D

Secure Response
Amex Credit 374691000000004 0
Amex Credit 374691000000012 1
Amex Credit 374691000000020 2
Amex Credit 374691000000038 4
Amex Credit 374691000000046 6
Maestro 675914000000000004 0
Maestro 675914000000000012 1
Maestro 675914000000000020 2
Maestro 675914000000000038 4
Maestro (International) 679999000000000004 0
Mastercard Credit 5101110000000020 2
Mastercard Debit 5573750000000022 2
UK Visa Electron 4001150000000004 0
Visa Credit 4008800000000007 0
Visa Credit 4008800000000015 1
Visa Credit 4008800000000023 2
Visa Credit 4008800000000031 4
Visa Debit 4094000000000009 0
Visa Debit 4094000000000017 1
Visa Debit 4094000000000025 2
Card Type Card Number (PAN) Expected 3-D

Secure Response
Visa Debit 4094000000000033 4
 Expiry date: Any date will work.
 CVV: Any number will work, as long as the number of digits used is correct.
2.2 Test 3-D Secure password and response

When the Smartpay payment page prompts for a 3-D Secure password, just click the Smartpay logo and this will simulate
entry of a password. The following table defines the 3-D Secure responses codes listed above.
3-D Secure Response code title 'status' field value returned in

response code authenticationResponse
0 Authentication Failed NOT_AUTHENTICATED
1 Successful Authentication AUTHENTICATED
2 Cardholder Not Enrolled NOT_ENROLLED
4 Valid Authentication Attempted AUTHENTICATION_ATTEMPTED
6 ACS Error ACS_ERROR
You must ensure that your website can handle each of these responses sent by Barclaycard Smartpay back to your site.
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Chapter 3 - Processing test refunds
3.1 Locating a transaction to refund

Log back into the Barclaycard Smartpay Portal using your login details and from the menu select Payments > Transactions
and settlements. Choose the transaction you’d like to refund and click on the successful payment, release and authorise. All
transactions should now be listed.
3.2 Performing a refund

3.2.1 Via the portal
For refunds in the Barclaycard Smartpay Portal, the transaction can be refunded from the transaction report page ( Payments
> Transactions and settlements). Click on the menu icon on the right-hand side of a transaction line, then select Refund (see
Figure 1 - Refund menu optionFigure 1 - Refund menu option). Formatted: Font: Italic
Transactions can be refunded for the full or partial amount. There’s no limit on how many refunds can be performed.
Figure 1 - Refund menu option

Please ensure that you do not refund more than the original total transaction amount as there is no validation to check that
the partial amount doesn't exceed the original amount (see Figure 2 - Partial refund validationFigure 2 - Partial refund Formatted: Font: Italic
validation).
Figure 2 - Partial refund validation

To view the refunds, click on the transactions. At the bottom of the transaction details you can see a history for that
transaction (see Figure 3 - Refunds historyFigure 3 - Refunds history). Formatted: Font: Italic
Figure 3 - Refunds history
3.2.2 Via web services

For refunds direct from the merchant, this is done using the updateWebPayment web service call with an AuthType of 'refund'
and using the transaction reference from the original transaction. Refunds can only be performed against an existing
transaction. There is no limit on how many refunds can be performed. There is no validation to make sure that the partial
amount doesn't exceed the original amount. This refund can be viewed in the Barclaycard Smartpay Portal.
For further information, please refer to the Smartpay B SOAP Web Services Integration Guide.
Appendix A - Test data

Before using this test data ensure that you've selected the Staging environment in your Barclaycard Smartpay Portal.
A1 Authorisation requests (APACS)

By using these special amounts in a transaction, Smartpay will simulate the type of response indicated.
Note: US = Unit Separator (ASCII character code 0x1F).
The response codes are defined for each acquirer in A2 Response codesResponse codes. Formatted: Font: Italic
Amount Response
1300 Returns an unexpected message type without a host field response, but includes STX and ETX.
1301 Returns an unexpected message type without a host field response.
1302 Returns '08' as the response code.
1303 Returns unexpected message type with a message copied from real example, includes FS, STX and ETX.
1783 Any auxiliary data present in the request is echoed back in the response.
5700 Any auxiliary data present in the request is echoed back in the response.
220x Hold message. Where 'x' is the number of hold messages to send before sending the actual response.
222 Referred response (add referral telephone number).
223 Referred response (add referral telephone number), also include 0000 authorisation code.
2502 Referred response (add referral telephone number).
224 Referred response (no referral telephone number).
331 Referred response but no referral number, only "refer" in the message. Returns response code '02'.
332 Referred response but no referral number, only "call" in the message. Returns response code '02'.
5900 Referral telephone number contains a single US (terminal should use its own telephone number).
5901 Referral telephone number in the format A US B
5902 Referral telephone number in the format A US B US C
333 Keep the card (hot list). Returns response code '05'.
334 Declined.
336 Declined with message 'RETAIN CARD'.
444 Close socket after request (internal simulator throws write error).
9xxyy To test response codes, where yy is the response code and xx is a code to indicate acquirer specific
behaviours:
02 - Amex: set response message to PICK UP CARD
5801 Response has additional data set to 100000 (for an authorisation request received with CV2 data which the
acquirer doesn't check).
5957 Always returns a response with no ICC details.
5959 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 only) for Visa.
5960 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 and 02) for Visa.
5961 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 only) for Mastercard.
Amount Response
5962 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 and 02) for Mastercard.
5963 Return auxiliary data 10 with invalid subtype 01 (shorter than 5 characters).
5964 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 and 02) for VISA with subtype 10 shorter than maximum length 15.
5965 Return auxiliary data 10 (subtype 01 and 02) for Mastercard with subtype 10 shorter than maximum length 9.
2257 Returns a malformed message.
A2 Response codes
The following response codes are referenced in the table above. Please note that not all codes/acquirers are simulated.
Acquirers may assign different descriptions to these codes; please refer to your acquirer's documentation for their specific
usage.
Response ISO Standard Response Code Description

Code
00 0000, "Approved" Approved
01 1801, "Referred, unable to process transaction" Do not honour
02 1801, "Referred, unable to process transaction" Unable to process transaction
03 1009, "Declined, invalid merchant ID" Do not honour
04 2000, "Do not honour" Do not honour
05 1833, "" Do not honour
08 0000, "Approved" Do not honour
12 9102, "Invalid transaction" Do not honour
13 1010, "Declined, invalid amount" Do not honour
14 1011, "Declined, invalid card number" Do not honour
19 9103, "Re-enter transaction" Do not honour

Code
30 1000, "Declined" Do not honour
41 1032, "Declined, stolen card" Do not honour
43 1032, "Declined, stolen card" Do not honour
51 1016, "Not sufficient funds" Do not honour
54 2001, "Declined, pick up card" Do not honour
55 1017, "Declined, pick up card" Incorrect PIN
59 1002, "Suspected fraud" Do not honour

Code
85 0000, "Approved" Do not honour
91 9112, "Issuer not available" Do not honour
92 1819, "Unable to authorise" Do not honour
93 1820, "Unable to authorise" Do not honour
94 9113, "Duplicate reference" Do not honour
96 9109, "System malfunction" Do not honour

Code
N3 1062, "Cashback not allowed" Do not honour
N4 1063, "Declined, cashback amount exceeded" Do not honour
N7 1801, "Referred, unable to process transaction" Do not honour
R0 1801, "Referred, unable to process transaction" Do not honour
A3 Account verification
The following test data can be used to simulate the verification of the CSC and address details.
PAN CSC Postcode Address Response

Numerics Numerics
4000600000000009 739 32 324 Account Verification Approved

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Test Cards and Test Data

Document Ref. 0785 - Summary

© 2018 Barclays Bank PLC

01.01 25 Apr 2017 Document template/styles updated.

02 28 Sep 2017 Added ISO Standard Response Codes A1

ii of 15 Barclaycard Smartpay B Test Cards and Test Data v04 draft B

Barclaycard Smartpay B Test Cards and Test Data v04 draft B 5 of 15

Chapter 2 - Processing test transactions

2.1 Test card details

Card Type Card Number (PAN) Expected 3-D

Amex Credit 374691000000012 1

Amex Credit 374691000000020 2

Amex Credit 374691000000038 4

Amex Credit 374691000000046 6

Maestro (International) 679999000000000004 0

Maestro (International) 679999000000000012 1

Maestro (International) 679999000000000038 2

Maestro (International) 679999000000000046 4

Mastercard Credit 5101110000000020 2

Mastercard Debit 5573750000000022 2

UK Visa Electron 4001150000000004 0

UK Visa Electron 4001150000000012 1

UK Visa Electron 4001150000000020 2

UK Visa Electron 4001150000000038 4

UK Visa Electron 4844070000000005 0

UK Visa Electron 4844070000000013 1

UK Visa Electron 4844070000000021 2

UK Visa Electron 4844070000000039 4

Visa Credit 4008800000000007 0

Visa Credit 4008800000000015 1

Visa Credit 4008800000000023 2

Visa Credit 4008800000000031 4

Visa Debit 4094000000000009 0

Visa Debit 4094000000000017 1

Visa Debit 4094000000000025 2

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Card Type Card Number (PAN) Expected 3-D

 Expiry date: Any date will work.

2.2 Test 3-D Secure password and response

3-D Secure Response code title 'status' field value returned in

1 Successful Authentication AUTHENTICATED

2 Cardholder Not Enrolled NOT_ENROLLED

4 Valid Authentication Attempted AUTHENTICATION_ATTEMPTED

6 ACS Error ACS_ERROR

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Chapter 3 - Processing test refunds

3.1 Locating a transaction to refund

3.2 Performing a refund

Figure 1 - Refund menu option

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Figure 2 - Partial refund validation

Figure 3 - Refunds history

3.2.2 Via web services

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Appendix A - Test data

A1 Authorisation requests (APACS)

Note: US = Unit Separator (ASCII character code 0x1F).

1301 Returns an unexpected message type without a host field response.