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Al Rowland wrote: Not for any card I've ever owned. I've changed my PIN several times over the years, and the bank has never re-encoded my card or sent me a new card as a result of doing so.The PIN is on your card ... Maybe some banks do store the PIN on the card, but I'm certain that it's in the server for ever bank I've used. I'm not surprised. But the PIN is verified as a part of the transaction.I use a not-my-bank ATM in the lobby at work and it doesn't initiate the call (you can hear the modem dial) until you're beyond the PIN screen and are actually requesting a transaction. I've occasionally mistyped my PIN. The ATM takes the mistake and goes straight to the menu. It's only after requesting a transaction that it comes back with the "invalid PIN" message. -- David
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