Barcode/Tender/Rewards/Referral Card Numbers


The Edge required numbering specification is Interleaved 2 of 5, which starts with a unique four-digit assigned prefix based on the store account and card type and ends with a check digit, which is a calculated number to ensure validity.

Each card has a printed number and a barcode number, which also has a numerical representation.  Either number can be used for entering or scanning the card.

Tender/Rewards/Referral Card Numbers:
The printed numbers on tender, rewards, and referral cards will always be 12 digits long.

  • Example: 851400000010
    Broken down, the number consists of 3 parts: [8514] [0000001] [0]
    • 8514: represents the custom-assigned prefix for the store account and card type
    • 0000001: represents the sequential card number
    • 0: is the check digit.

​​​Tender/Rewards/Referral Barcode Numbers:
The barcode numbers associated with tender, rewards, and referral cards will always be 14 digits long.

  • Example: 59851400000010
    Broken down, the number consists of 4 parts: [59] [8514] [0000001] [0]
    • 59: represents the prefix that provides instruction to The Edge concerning the type of barcode scanned
    • 8514: represents the custom-assigned prefix for the store account and card type
    • 0000001: represents the sequential card number
    • 0: is the check digit.

 

Updated on Wed, 13 Mar 2024 by Angela Chiaravalle

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