Abstract: Exemplary systems and methods for generating donations to charities based on transactions to payment accounts are disclosed. One exemplary method includes identifying at least one transaction associated with a payment account; generating, by a computing device, a donation value to the payment account based on the at least one transaction; aggregating, by the computing device, the donation value for the at least one transaction; and submitting a donation transaction, to an acquirer associated with the charity, for payment to the charity of an amount based on at least the aggregated donation values.

Abstract: Systems and methods for use in assigning bank identification numbers (BINs) are disclosed. One exemplary method includes identifying a payment account demand for an issuer. The payment account demand is associated with an anticipated number of primary account numbers (PANs) for the issuer, each PAN having a PAN length. The method further includes selecting a BIN length for the issuer based on the payment account demand where the BIN length being less than the PAN length, assigning a BIN to the issuer where the BIN has the BIN length, and appending the BIN to a BIN directory. The BIN is associated with the issuer. The BIN is different than each other BIN in the BIN directory.