CVV is a anti-fraud security feature to confirm that you are in control of your Visa. For Visa/Mastercard, the three-digit CVV number is imprinted on the mark board on the back of the card promptly after the card's record number.

CVV numbers are otherwise called CSC numbers ("Card Security Code"), and CVV2 numbers, which are the same as CVV numbers, aside from that they have been produced by a "second era" calculation that makes the numbers harder for charge card criminals to split it.



Advantages of VISA card:

- It is genuine VISA card not VISA electron and so on. It is a honest to goodness one with genuine logo and VISA Verified.

- It has expiry date.

- It has a CVV code.

- It's acknowledgment expanded online as it is VISA.

- regardless it needs 3D-Secure code. (You have to enlist it without anyone else's input)

- You can get it by asking for new card from your State Bank of India branch.