RSA Encryption for Disposition File
These are instructions to set up RSA private and public key pairs for card information on a Disposition file.
Institution
Create RSA private key with 4096 bits (keep this private key securely for decryption)
openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -out private_key.pem -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:4096
Create RSA public key from private key (provide this public to Priority for card encryption)
openssl rsa -pubout -in private_key.pem -out public_key.pem
The Institution needs to turn on "Include VCNs in Disposition" feature on CPX™ portal under Settings > Processor options, to have card information.
CPX™ Platform
CPX™ platform will use the provided public key from the Institution to encrypt card information when it is available.
Disposition File fields for each row in order and separate by comma:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| "network", | 255 alpha |
| "bid", | 20 alpha |
| "buyerName", | 60 alpha |
| "sid", | 20 alpha |
| "supplierName", | 60 alpha |
| "amount", | 10 decimal |
| "transactionId", | 20 alpha |
| "id", | 128 alpha" |
| "paymentStatus", | 50 alpha |
| "paymentAuthCode", | 10 alpha |
| "paymentAuthMessage", | 255 alpha |
| "virtualCardNumber", | Int encrypted |
| "vcnAccountExpirationDate", | Int encrypted |
| "securityCode", | Int encrypted |
| "accountId", | 50 alpha |
| "originalAmount", | 10 decimal |
A sample Disposition file with no card information:
network77,bid000022,The Buyer,sid1111100,The Supplier,1.19,EN-000VCN-035,020b08ab-eec7-4a72-970a-aeec253a5072,Email Sent,,Email Sent,,,,
A sample Disposition file with encrypted card information:
network77,bid000022,The Buyer,sid1111100,The Supplier,1.19,EN-000VCN-035,020b08ab-eec7-4a72-970a-aeec253a5072,Email Sent,,Email Sent,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,goh4yV13GchgQe4r8w7/hdVKMbzTyr8pfOsn3hrYKQC5KU6x7rO9JzMT23+YVrQqHyYRyZoqVwz+krzPO8HDcDrjjaesxfSrB8iy22pZLuQpIKAyJxu33/YZIrmsh5PTandfOpcQT1lXX1vr60qFl3fibgkjS7F3xJcXEOstKdSmySxXCus2ENRwNZ6LrmoCeNQbiwbEfTb16r1E/FSc1MoU94V3/7D+yEXBUHyY56sJXTgroUzfIh2MXzR6CL/jdIaSU5WiRu8SQPj4faTWimo94KApCByY7JzVpEDCMEGXiiY49kj/18aFus7D/G5nNDSXtzfFlha30ighQIFyblAexmFBi9zxIuCWn40v+rptD+0exfW0fg4JhhBsLNtox2LsWhdrNmOKltntRW7YVMa893BHAStl+OCYeJpe9uICrFdJnZknt9WBWvJP3LpzLrlz009LuTtgDcLxR3Lsh3SkVPZ2Sx72tE+9VRozwwYzloe6yaBkKXvaVJxgWGxnLlZXdD0MHph5a1XQVFPpbL3uwq8jz21717IXyWyOVql+MtYFjY++5cYE6pY4dmyQbxId94Q4KIH30TmdkMOTx3IpcQwC2cup3jMD8RcIua6vwKFnQx7lXYT1B1iLJg9SC6EwhdOj7l8DjcCnUBjH/e7ozjD6H9K9VnZSPCfxxdM=,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,
Institution
With provided SFTP access, the Institution can get Disposition files to a private, secure location for decryption. Note that all of the processing servers and programs must be PCI compliant.
Decryption Process:
First, convert encrypted text to base64. There are three parts with card information, virtualCardNumber, vcnAccountExpirationDate, and securityCode.
Decrypt each part at a time.
cat $ENCRYPTED_FILE | base64 -D > $DECRYPTED_BASE64
Second, decrypt based64 text to raw text
openssl rsautl -decrypt -in $DECRYPTED_BASE64 -out $DECRYPTED_TEXT -oaep -inkey $PRIVATE_KEY
References to RSA encryption
There are many resources about RSA encryption on the internet that can provide more information. Here are some examples for using RSA encryptions
- https://www.czeskis.com/random/openssl-encrypt-file.html
- https://help.github.com/en/articles/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent
- https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/windows/puttygen
References for PCI Compliance
Updated over 5 years ago