CVV Calculator
Calculate Card Verification Value (CVV/CVC), CVV2, and iCVV from PAN, expiry date, service code, and CVK keys
13–19 digit card number. Spaces are allowed.
4-digit expiry in YYMM format.
3-digit magnetic stripe service code.
8-byte DES key (16 hex chars).
8-byte DES key (16 hex chars).
CVV variants: CVV uses the actual magnetic stripe service code. CVV2 uses a fixed service code of
000 (printed on
card). iCVV uses 999 (chip/contactless EMV transactions).
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What is the CVV Calculator?
The CVV Calculator computes Card Verification Values (CVV, CVV2, and iCVV) from a PAN, expiration date, and service code using a pair of DES keys. These values are used to verify card-not-present and card-present transactions.
- Enter the CVV key pair (Key A and Key B) in hexadecimal.
- Enter the PAN (Primary Account Number).
- Enter the expiration date and service code.
- Click Calculate to generate CVV, CVV2, and iCVV values.
What is the difference between CVV and CVV2?
CVV (Card Verification Value) is encoded on the magnetic stripe and used for card-present transactions. CVV2 is printed on the card and used for card-not-present (online/phone) transactions. They use different service code inputs in the calculation.
What is iCVV?
iCVV (Integrated Circuit Card Verification Value) is calculated with service code 999 and stored on the EMV chip. It prevents cloned magnetic stripes from working if the chip data is copied to a mag stripe.