Visa Credit Cards

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Card Company		 Balance Transfers Rate & Period New Purchases Rate & Period Typical APR Card Review Apply Now
Barclaycard Initial Barclaycard Initial 0.0% PA for 0 months
(0.0% fee)		 0.0% PA for
0 months 		Typical 29.9% APR View Apply
Capital One Classic Card Capital One Classic Card 0.0% PA for 0 months
(0.0% fee)		 0.0% PA for
0 months 		Typical 34.94% APR View Apply
Vanquis Bank Card Vanquis Bank Card 0.0% PA for 0 months
(0.0% fee)		 0.0% PA for
0 months 		Typical 39.94% APR View Apply
Nationwide Credit Card Nationwide Credit Card 0.0% PA for 17 months
(2.95% fee)		 0.0% PA for
3 months 		Typical 15.9% APR View Apply
Barclaycard Platinum Visa Barclaycard Platinum Visa 0.0% PA for 22 months
(2.9% fee)		 0.0% PA for
3 months 		Typical 17.5% APR View Apply
Barclaycard Gold Barclaycard Gold 0.0% PA for 12 months
(2.5% fee)		 0.0% PA for
0 months 		Typical 19.9% APR View Apply
Barclaycard Simplicity Card Barclaycard Simplicity Card 7.9% PA for 0 months
(0.0% fee)		 7.9% PA for
0 months 		Typical 7.9% APR View Apply
MBNA Visa with Cashback MBNA Visa with Cashback 0.0% PA for 0 months
(0.0% fee)		 0.0% PA for
0 months 		Typical 18.9% APR View Apply
AA Credit Card AA Credit Card 0.0% PA for 12 months
(3.0% fee)		 0.0% PA for
10 months 		Typical 16.9% APR View Apply
MBNA Platinum Credit Card MBNA Platinum Credit Card 0.0% PA for 18 months
(2.75% fee)		 0.0% PA for
3 months 		Typical 16.7% APR View Apply

Visa Credit Cards

Visa credit cards are the most widely distributed credit card in the world. Visa credit cards are also the leader in the retail consumer credit card industry. Originally a brand  owned by Bank of America, a group of marketing executives, launched a consumer credit card and convinced senior management to send out 60,000 unsolicited credit cards to a select group of Bank of America clients.

So in 1956 grandfather of the Visa brand, BankAmerica Card was launched and there was no looking back. Fast forward to present day, and Visa credit cards have become more of a household name than it's counterpart of  American Express Credit Cards.

Initially all the Visa Credit Cards  were owned and issued by Bank of America, eventually Bank of America began to licensee the rights to use the Visa brand and to issue cards to other banks, but the Visa brand was restricted to the Bank of America technology and processing.

Over time, Visa became a free standing corporation and slowly moved away from the licensing and issuing of credit cards and became the processor and the technology hub for all Visa transactions. Today Visa credit cards offer a wide range of credit card deals for singles, couples, families and businesses - both large and small.

If Visa credit cards are not the brand that you want to use, suitable options are Mastercard Credit Cards and American Express of which both offer the same credit card deals.