Visa Unveils Photo CreditCard

August 10, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

OMAHA, Neb. - (08/10/04) -- First National Bank of Omaha said itintroduced the One of a Card Visa credit card that allowscardholders to personalize the entire card with a photo. Acardholder must visit the oneofacard.com Web site and upload animage to be imprinted on the card. The cardholder can enlarge, cropand rotate the image and choose among 12 borders. Cardholders candesign the image twice a year at no charge. While on the Web site,a cardholder will also be prompted to choose among reward programs.The cardholder will receive the finished card in one to twoweeks.

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