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I don't actually know what are the TAN codes you are talking about, I guess, if they're some technical implementation detail I sure don't know about it. For a
by seszett 8y ago
I don't actually know what are the TAN codes you are talking about, I guess, if they're some technical implementation detail I sure don't know about it.
For a SEPA transfer, you input the code of the account you want to transfer money to, then the amount and various optional messages and transactions codes if you want, then click "submit" and it's done.
- dogma1138 8y agoThese are the transaction authentication numbers which are unique for each new transaction: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_authentication_number https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_authentication_n... For me in the UK to move money I need to generate a TAN using a SecureID token the TAN is generated by using the secret in the token and digits of the account number I need to transfer money too. The same SecureID also generates OTP for 2FA login. But there are other TAN schemes including pregenerated lists and TANs sent over SMS or TANs which are generated by using the smartcard in your debit card.