- Introduction to Payments
- Standard Payment Processing
- Card Present Connect | Retail Processing
- Authorization with Contact EMV and Online PIN
- Authorization with Contact EMV and Offline PIN
- Card Present Connect | Mass Transit Processing
- Debit and Prepaid Card Processing
- Processing Debit and Prepaid Authorizations
- Airline Data Processing
- Japanese Payment Options Processing
- Processing Payments Using Credentials
- Customer-Initiated Transactions with Credentials on File
- Delayed Transaction
- Incremental Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Incremental Transaction with PAN
- No-Show Transactions
- Reauthorization Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Reauthorization Transactions with PAN
- Resubmission Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Resubmission Transaction with PAN
- Installment Payments
- Recurring Payments
- Merchant-Initiated Recurring Payments with PAN
- Unscheduled COF Payments
- Token Management Service Processing
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Level II and Level III Data
For business to business customers, Level II and Level III
processing can provide lower interchange rates in exchange for providing more information
during a transaction.
Support for Level II and Level III data processing is processor and card specific.
Level II Data
Level II cards, which are also called
Type II cards
, provide customers
with additional information on their credit card statements about their purchases. Level
II cards enable customers to easily track the amount of sales tax they pay and to
reconcile transactions with a unique customer code. There are two categories of Level II
cards: - Business/corporate cards are given by businesses to employees for business-related expenses such as travel and entertainment or for corporate supplies and services.
- Purchase/procurement cards are used by businesses for expenses such as supplies and services. These cards are often used as replacements for purchase orders.
Level III Data
You can provide Level III data for purchase/procurement cards, which are used by businesses for expenses such as supplies and services. These cards are often used as replacements for purchase orders. The Level III data is forwarded to the company that made the purchase. It enables the company to manage its purchasing activities.
Related Information
- See Level II Processing for information that shows you how to process transactions that include Level II data.
- See Level III Processing for information that shows how to process transactions that include Level III data.