Compare Visa Credit cards

Visa credit cards are the most used payment card in
the world and are accepted in over 29 million merchant
locations. VISA cards are offered by most banks and
building societies as well as many other credit and debit
card issuers. Compare UK Visa credit cards today and find
the ideal credit card thats suits your needs. Read more...

 
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Provider
Balance
Transfers
Intro
Purchases
Typical APR
Balance Transfer Fee
More Info
MBNA Europe Platinum Credit Card
0%
13 months
0%
3 months
16.9%
Typical APR
2.9%
Fee
Egg Credit Card Visa
0%
Nov 2011
0%
Dec 2010
17.9%
Typical APR
3.0%
Fee
The AA Credit Card Visa
0%
9 months
0%
12 months
18.9%%
Typical APR
3.0%
Fee
Play.com Credit Card Visa
0%
6 months
0%
9 months
16.9%
Typical APR
1.5%
Fee
Nationwide Gold Visa Credit Card
0%
15 months
0%
3 months
16.9%
Typical APR
3.0%
Fee
MBNA Europe BT Standard Credit Card
0%
13 months
0%
3 months
16.9%
Typical APR
3.0%
Fee
MBNA Europe BT Retail Credit Card
0%
6 months
0%
10 months
16.9%
Typical APR
2.0%
Fee
Nationwide Classic Credit Card
0%
15 months
0%
3 months
19.9%
Typical APR
3.0%
Fee
Capital One Classic Credit Card
n/a
n/a
34.9%
Typical APR
n/a
Fee
Vanquis Visa Credit Card
n/a
n/a
39.9%
Typical APR
n/a
Fee


Compare Visa Credit cards

Visa is a payment system which credit card providers use to allow there customers to make credit and debit card transactions and register them in the appropriate accounts no matter where or when they take place in the world.

Visa's continuing aim is to increase the speed of credit and debit card transactions, improve credit card security and reduce credit card fraud worldwide, this can be demonstrated by the recent introduction of chip and pin technology and the Verified by Visa online security.

Visa credit card security

Visa recently introduced 'the Verified by Visa' scheme to tackle fraud when giving your details on the internet. This service protects your Visa card details with a password, but is currently in its infancy with only a handful of retailers carrying the scheme.

In an attempt to reduce fraudulent card use, MasterCard, Visa and Europay agreed to introduce a chip and PIN (Personal Identification Number) system. This means that when you use your credit card, you will be asked to enter a PIN that matches the chip embedded in your card. When France introduced a similar security system, domestic fraud fell by 78%.

For a full list of credit card providers please click here.

AA Credit Card
American Express
BT Credit Card
Capital One
Halifax
Egg Card
MBNA Europe
Sainsburys
Tesco Card
Virgin Money