1. The preliminary digits that a user must dial to be connected to a particular outgoing trunk group or line. 2. A uniform code assigned by the telephone company to an individual customer in the form 101xxxx and 950-xxxx. [NECA/FCC-5]

Same as password, a series of characters and numbers that enables a user to access a computer.

A short sequence of digits assigned by the telephone service provider to an individual customer to provide access to a specific service, feature or function of a telecommunications network or computer [..]

An identification code, such as a username, password, or PIN, which a user must enter correctly to gain access to a computer system or network. In most proprietary systems, access codes are tightly co [..]

The password which the user must type in to get access into a computer system.

A five- or seven-digit code that, when dialed, gives access to a desired network.

Your access code is used to arm, disarm, or gain access to your home security system. This code should be kept private.

A private code that can be made up of numbers or letters used as a password to arm/disarm a home security system.

Similar to a password, this series of numbers or letters enables a user to access a system or

An access code is a series of numbers and/or letters that allow access to a particular system. An access code may be a password, although passwords are generally used in conjunction with usernames. Ac [..]

used to gain entry, for example, to a restricted area, computer system, telephone line.

See Personal Access Code

Commonly used by MiGS - this is part of the authentication for your merchant account.