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Personal Identification Number
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(security)Personal Identification Number - (PIN, "PIN number") A password, typically four digits entered through a telephone keypad or automatic teller machine.


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Recipients enter their personal identification numbers and swipe the cards, much like a debit card, through a terminal at authorized grocery stores.
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Teachers calling in sick also contact STAN using their personal identification numbers.
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In June, a survey by consumer advocate group Consumer Action found that only two of 13 major California financial institutions with interactive phone banking required personal identification numbers similar to those required of automated teller machine users for entry into the system.
Telephone lines provide alternative to bank lines: banks ponder ... by Tobenkin, David / Los Angeles Business Journal
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