Re: [w3c/webpayments-methods-tokenization] Should we keep the IIN/BIN or drop it from the spec? (#10) from Olivier Yiptong on 2017-07-11 (public-webpayments-specs@w3.org from July 2017)

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The IIN is useful for merchants that have multiple acquiring banks. It is information used to choose an acquirer for a specific transaction.

For instance, a Brazilian credit card would have a higher chance of success being processed in a Brazilian bank.

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