Rx PCN stands for ‘Processor Control Number.’ Similar to Rx BIN and Rx Grp, PCN serves as an additional identifier utilized by insurance companies to determine which processor will handle your prescription drug claim. It acts as a behind-the-scenes code that helps streamline the claims processing and reimbursement procedures.

Rx PCN means processor control number and is used an another identifier pharmacies use. This number is specific to each patient and plan. It helps determine which processor will receive and handle your claims, helps providers determine if a prescription or service is covered by the plan and determines how the claim will be paid.

When looking at your insurance card, you’ll see your Processor Control Number listed after “RxPCN.” Your specific processing control number may be alphanumeric or numeric. Your pharmacy will use this number, as well as your bank identification number (BIN), to process your prescription drug claim.