How to choose a credit card logo

Choosing a credit card logo for your card processing website is easier than ever before. Most logos can be imprinted with copy and paste. Others may require images to be saved to your hard drive first. No matter what kind of industry your company is in, displaying credit card logos shows your customers how easy it is to process payment.

Why do I need card processing?

If there's no credit card acceptance on your business website currently, it may be well worth the investment for you. In the fast paced society of today, customers want to purchase their product or service and be able to use it as soon as possible. Accepting credit cards allows customer payments to be deposited directly into your account. Apply for merchant services You can apply for merchant services through your current business bank as a first option. These may typically be slightly more expensive, but provide quicker payments to your account once processed. Set up a merchant account online A second option would be setting up a merchant account online to allow for your online card processing. These services typically come with a contract for a specified amount of time. So, be sure to ask questions regarding length of time for your merchant processing services. Where do I find logos? One website to choose credit card logos using HTML embed is Credit-card-logos.com. This handy webpage provides over 75 credit card logos to use for your business, free of charge. Logos to choose from include MasterCard, Discover, American Express and Visa credit card, in all combinations possible, with many choice designs to choose from. Simply locate the series of credit cards for business you accept as payment, click on the description box, right-click to choose copy, then paste in your website using your joomla or similar programme to embed the images. Just like that, your webpage now shows customers you're ready to process credit cards.

Advice for skeptical customers

It may be worth your while to assure your customer of the safety when providing their card information online. Many customers may be interested in your product or service, yet feel uncomfortable in providing their card information online. This is completely understandable in an era of identity theft. Remind customers their debit or credit cards should carry a zero liability clause, stating if their card is stolen or compromised, the customer will be liable for zero percent of the charges. Most cards have this today. Have your customer contact their financial institution for further questions.