Registered Identifier Number (10000 Terminal IDs)
We are the ISO recognised Numbering Authority for the UK and for overseas countries for the issuance of:
UK Register of Four Digit Registered Identifiers (Terminal IDs)
This is used by point of sale terminal manufacturers for the construction of Terminal Identification numbers (TIDs). The RID system enables a terminal manufacturer to uniquely identify 10,000 units on each RID. The RID consists of two parts:
a) Registered Identifier (RID) – 4 digits - issued by the Registration Authority and entered on a Register kept by us.
b) Unit Identifier (UID) – 4 digits - assigned by the holder of the RID making the identification of an individual terminal unique and entered on a Register kept by you.
You will need this type of RID if you are implementing Standard 70.
How to obtain a RID
Click here to download the zip file containing instructions on how to purchase a RID
If you require any further information on the above please contact kathy.ryan@ukpayments.org.uk
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