Input text parser for credit cards

At my place of business, where I require inputting credit card information, i purchased a credit card swipe machine, however the output string isn't parsed for my system. I need a windows application that will run as a service and will hijack the string provided by the credit card reader, and parse it out correctly. the end user should not be aware of this, they will be told to place the text cursor in the right spot and asked to swipe the card. Example of raw inputs: (note: certain numbers have been changed for security reasons, however the length and syntax is otherwise the same) %B4514400063002187^LASTNAME/FIRSTN ^2112201016970019010200725000150? ;4514400063002157=21122010169772590401? notes: keyboard capture can begin when %B is received - never will %B be typed into the keyboard manually it will only ever receive from the card reader. only the first line is required, any carriage returns can be ignored Desired output: syntax: {CCType}[TAB]{CCNumber}[TAB]{CCExpiry} where: {CCType} is the type of credit card based on the first number of the credit card. Details below on mapping. [TAB] is a keyboard tab command {CCNumber} is the raw credit card number {CCExpiry} is the expiration of the card, which is actually in reverse. The output from the card reader displays YYMM but it should flip and render as MMYY. example using same data from raw input example: VI[tab]4504400063002187[tab]1221 VI 4504400063002187 1221 Credit Card Type Mapping Type Credit Card Prefix(es) VI 4 AX 3 MC 5 DS 6 Details of the magnetic strip encoding: [login to view URL] Track 1, Format B