What is the signature panel code?
A Signature Panel Code is a 3-digit number printed on the signature stripe on the back of your Visa card just after the account number. The Signature Panel Code uniquely identifies the card issued to a cardholder. This is another measure to safeguard your card. INTRUST Card Center matches the Signature Panel Code against its own records to help verify that the person registering for the service is in physical possession of the card.
A Signature Panel Code is a 3-digit number printed on the signature stripe on the back of your Visa card just after the account number. The Signature Panel Code uniquely identifies the card issued to a cardholder. This is another measure to safeguard your card. City National Bank matches the card verification code against its own records to help verify that the person registering for the service is in physical possession of the card.
The Signature Panel Code is the last three numbers that appear on the back of your card, on the signature panel. It is used as an extra security measure to make sure you are in the possession of the card you are registering. If you have not been issued with a plastic card please use the Security Code quoted on the letter you received when your account was set up. This letter also quotes your account number and expiry date.
