Friday, February 20, 2009

How to Personalize My Visa Card

How to Personalize My Visa Card

Visa cards, including credit cards, debit cards and gift cards, can be customized according to the preferences of the cardholder or the gift card provider. Depending on the kind of card you own and your bank, you can personalize your Visa card through various options. You can design your own your card layout, have your photo on the card for additional security or choose from personal expression templates offered by your bank, like a favorite sport team or hobby.

Instructions

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    Check with your bank for available design galleries and other options like providing your own photo or layout for that personal touch. Choosing the photo security feature can make your Visa card utilized like a legal photo identification. Visa even offers specific marketing designs for corporate gift cards. As each bank's policies and offers vary, know your own bank's guidelines for detailed instructions about personalizing your card.

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    Choose your card design. If you make your own layout, carefully follow the parameters provided by your bank to make sure your customized design gets approved.

    When you provide a customized image, it should be appropriately cropped according to the specifications of your card. Use a high-resolution photo to make sure you get a good quality image.

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    Send your card design to your bank online, by phone or by visiting the nearest branch. If you choose from one of the bank's templates, provide the name or code of your chosen layout. If you want a security photo on your card, some banks may require you to have your photo taken at the branch instead of providing your own.

    Doublecheck your personal details to make sure everything gets processed without errors.

    4

    Wait for your card to be mailed to you. Activate your personalized Visa card to replace your old one either online or by phone. Follow the instructions provided in the replacement card's mail. And make sure you sign your new card before using it.

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