NASTF VSP
VSC Credentials & Vehicle Security
What They Are and Why Your Shop Needs Them
Vehicle Security Credentials (VSC) and Vehicle Security Professional (VSP) designations are the gateways to security-sensitive OEM procedures. Here's what you need to know before your next programming job.
What We Cover
- Key Code Retrieval
- Immobilizer Code Access
- OEM Security Part Orders
- Programming Authorization
- Theft-Related Procedure Access
- NASTF Verified Status
How It Works
- Create a free NASTF account at nastf.org.
- Choose your account tier: free, AIR, or VSP.
- Provide business documentation and identity verification.
- Wait for NASTF approval (AIR targets 24 hours).
- Contact us to book your first AIR session.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between VSC and VSP?
VSP (Vehicle Security Professional) is the technician credential. VSC (Vehicle Security Credentials) refers to the authorization tokens used to access OEM security procedures.
Do I need a VSP to use your AIR service?
No. You just need a free NASTF account. We hold the VSP credentials on our end.
Can you help me get set up?
Yes — we walk new customers through NASTF registration at no charge. Call 610-365-3313.
Ready to Book a Session?
Call with the VIN and module — we confirm coverage and quote before you start.