Maestro Card Validator & Generator
The most advanced toolkit for verifying and generating Maestro debit card numbers used by millions worldwide.
Card Validator
Precision Verification
Algorithm
Full Luhn Modulo 10 checksum support.
IIN/BIN
Extensive Maestro prefix database.
Card Generator
Test Data Suite
Generating secure test data...
Everything about Maestro
Maestro is a global debit card brand owned by Mastercard. It is widely used for point-of-sale transactions and ATM withdrawals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Unlike standard credit cards, Maestro numbers can vary significantly in length, ranging from 12 to 19 digits, though 16 is most common.
Maestro Specifications
- Primary BINs: 50, 56-69
- Variable Length: 12-19
- Checksum: Luhn Algorithm
- Owner: Mastercard
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Maestro cards credit or debit?
Maestro is strictly a debit card network. Funds are deducted directly from the cardholder's bank account in real-time when a transaction occurs.
What is the most common Maestro BIN?
While Maestro uses many ranges, the 5018, 5020, and 6759 prefixes are among the most frequently encountered in the international payment ecosystem.
How long is a Maestro card number?
A unique feature of Maestro is its variable length. While 16 digits is standard, you will often find 13, 15, or even 19-digit cards depending on the issuing bank and region.
Can I use these for real payments?
No. The generated numbers are for software testing, educational research, and development purposes only. They do not represent real financial accounts.