Visa Credit Cards

Visa is the world's best-known credit card, and is certainly the most widely accepted. A Visa-holder can normally take and use his or her card anywhere they go, and the exchange rates are typically favorable.

Wired Plastic^TM Visa^® Prepaid Card

Apply for the Wired Plastic^TM Visa^® Prepaid Card today!
Accepted everywhere VISA is accepted
No Credit Check, Income requirements or bank account required
FREE Online Access to Account
FREE Mobile Alerts – Text to your mobile and email
FREE Bill Pay Service – Pay Anyone Online or Over the Phone
FREE Rewards Program – Earn 1 point for every $1 spent
NO Bounced Check, NSF or Overdraft Charges EVER!
FREE Direct Deposit – Eliminate check cashing fees
Add Cash Instantly at Over 100,000 Retail Locations Nationwide

Intro APR Intro APR Period Regular APR Annual Fee Balance Transfers Credit Needed
N/A N/A N/A $0.00* N/A Bad

* This online application is subject to the terms and conditions as described in the Important Information Section of the application.
*See the online credit card application for details about terms and conditions. Reasonable efforts are made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. When you click on the “Apply Here" button, you can review the credit card terms and conditions on the cooresponding card issuer’s website.

Visa's origin traces back to its predecessor called the Bank Americard--created by Bank of America. It was 1958 when a bank manager visited a local store, during the days when it was common for stores to bill customers for goods they purchased. He noticed that there were so many bills for small amounts, and that the store employees were almost overwhelmed. It occurred to him that there might be a market for a service wherein one company handled all these bills for the various stores....so that one customer paid one bill rather than hundreds of smaller bills. With this, the concept of a credit card bill was born.

In time, BankAmericard separated from Bank of America and adopted a name that would be instantly recognizable around the world: Visa. As of 2006, 44 percent of the credit-card market share belonged to Visa.