No Such Issuer

No Such Issuer

No Such Issuer

  1. Advise the caller the Host does not recognize the bank or the AID on the chip card.
  2. This can also mean the customer put in the incorrect Debit PIN or the terminal is not encrypted for Debit.
  3. Recommend for the customer to use a different card or run the transactions as credit. 
    1. To bypass this issue you can set the PIN ByPass Feature to User Bypass in the file. 

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