Registries on ADCET

Service areas

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This register contains the references of the services areas of all AMC applications.

Each reference must be unique and correspond to a set of keys. To guarantee this uniqueness, each AMC supplier must send an AMC reference request to the ADCET by email at amc-register@adcet.org.

For the common AMC, ServiceScopeID value equals ‘E00’h.

AMC data issuers

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Issuer categories and references

Category	Reference	Values not allowed
Territories without NAO	`0XXX`	`0XFF`
Transport networks and territories with NAO	`1NNN` (NNN: organising authority number, standard NF P 99-502)	`1XFF`
Card issuers	`E0XX`	`E0FF`
Integrators	`E1XX`	`E1FF`
Tests	`FEF0`	other `FXXX` values

References of the form XXFF and FFXX are never assigned.

Common AMC value ranges

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Uniqueness and non-correlation rule: the issuer of the predefined identifiers guarantees that each generated value is used only once for a given sector of activity, and that the identifier must not be able to be predicted from the mere knowledge of one or more other AMC identifiers.
For common AMC values (also recommended for specific AMC), the values generation rule is the following:
ADCET has a whole range of 4-byte values (more than 4 billion possible values) that the issuer can subdivide as it wishes.

Common virtual AMC value ranges

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Uniqueness and non-correlation rule: the issuer of the predefined identifiers guarantees that each generated value is used only once for a given sector of activity, and that the identifier must not be able to be predicted from the mere knowledge of one or more other AMC identifiers.
ADCET has a whole range of 4-byte values (more than 4 billion possible values) that the issuer can subdivide as it wishes.

Value ranges are defined by the first and last value in the range and include all values in the range.

Signatories of the common AMC usage agreement

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The AMC specification is made available to any entity in charge of transmitting or accepting media for multi-service applications, and in particular without this list being exhaustive: local authorities, transport operators, transmitters of portable media can be used in a multi-service context, card and terminal manufacturers, software publishers and service providers.

In addition to its security principles, the AMC is based on compliance by its partners with a number of management rules described in the application specifications. It is therefore useful that ADCET can ensure compliance with these rules, for the benefit of all.