Add at least two dual-control accounts
Path: System setting > Dual control account > Add
Dual-control account setting.mp4
You can create different device groups as needed, such as by different customers, and associate the corresponding keys with each device group.
Perform key injection under the device group. During the first injection of a specific key, enter the key ID and key index. For subsequent injections of this key in the device group, the initially entered key ID and key index will be automatically selected.
The key ID and key index are pre-agreed with the third-party payment application, please operate with cautious, it's based on the real business scenario and can't be changed once set.
Batch task status query
Check the injection result on the device
First, create a new account for the key management team,
Then click the 'Add' button and select an account from the user list to become a dual control account for the key management team

Click the 'Remove' button after the dual-control account ,then Click the 'OK' button to confirm .

View the status of all POI keys using this key and view the key, check logs for each POI.

One click update of key status for all POIs

Click ‘Key check logs’ to check all logs for a POI .

Before key injection , it needs to create a new device group and associate it with the key(s), and add the POI to the device group.


Click ‘Key injection’ button to start create a key injection task, when task create successfully ,POI will download key(s) automatically.
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Important Note: When filling in the Key ID and Key Index, please ensure they correspond to the correct processor.
Fiserv Key
com.codepay.register.fiserv.pek1006TSYS Key
com.codepay.register.tsys.pek1005
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Add more devices to the group

Check the overall situation of the key injection task and the key injection status of each device in the task.

On the key record detail page , click the button 'Detail' to
view the specific details of each key.

BDK only
KSN derivation rule: Terminal ID grows automatically,per key injection, Terminal ID+N
TDEA (3DES-128)
Yes. The key injected into the terminal is an IPEK derived from the BDK.
For BDK key types, Wiseasy provides the following rules for the generation rules of IKSN:

You can select the customer's device group, click "more > add device," and then you can perform the key injection as above
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