Signatureless Transactions: Credit Cards

A “signatureless” transaction is a swiped or tapped credit Purchase for which a customer signature is not required because the amount of the Purchase is equal to or less than the maximum Signatureless Dollar Value (SDV) set for the card.  Depending on how your terminal is configured, receipts may not be printed for signatureless transactions.

 

If a Merchant Receipt Prints

If a Merchant copy of the receipt prints for a qualifying transaction, the statement "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED" appears on the receipt instead of a cardholder signature line.

IMPORTANT:  Do NOT obtain a signature, but retain this receipt for your records.

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Card Entry Method

Only a Purchase can qualify as a signatureless transaction.   Cards must either be tapped on a contactless reader or swiped on a terminal.     The Purchase amount including all taxes must be equal to or less than the maximum Signatureless Dollar Value of the card type.

 

 

Maximum Signatureless Dollar Value (Maximum SDV)

To find the maximum SDV for a card and card entry method, print a terminal Configuration Parameters report ...  

Locate the CVM LIMITS near the bottom of the report. (A CVM LIMIT of 9999 means there is no maximum limit.)

CVM = Card Verification Method

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                            *  Purchase, including tax, must be equal to or less than the $ value.

                            ** Purchase, including tax, must be less than the $ value.

 

Printing Receipts upon Request

IMPORTANT: If the customer requests a receipt, you must give it to them.  Use the Reprint function to print the Cardholder copy of the receipt.  If you need a Merchant copy ...