Downloadable Point-of-Sale Material Designs >>

To increase the visibility of where Contactless cards are accepted, the major UK card companies have worked together to produce the following set of free, co-branded point-of-sale material designs for you to use.

The design focusses on the international Contactless acceptance mark - as well as featuring the MasterCard® PayPass™, Maestro® PayPass™ and Visa brands. By adopting a common, collective approach it is hoped that we can increase consumers' familiarity, understanding and awareness of Contactless.

You can use a standard, generic design, or add your own logo to the materials.

Whether you are are looking to print copies yourself - or if you work with an external agency - you should refer to the printing guidelines that have been provided. You can also discuss your requirements with your acquirer.

Download the point-of-sale materials printing guidelines here (PDF: 4.26MB) >>

 

Poster (various sizes) >> This poster design has been provided in a variety of sizes so that you can choose a version which best fits the space you have available. Special ‘self-print’ versions of the A4 and A3 posters have been provided.

 

Card Design >> Created especially for those with limited space available at the till point, this design is the size of a standard payment card. The card design could be printed as a sticker or as a small card-sized handout.

 

Window Sticker >> This window sticker design has been provided to help promote Contactless acceptance to customers even before they enter the shop - potentially attracting Contactless card users.

 

Coffee Cup Sleeve >> A number of the early-adopters of Contactless have been coffee shops and fast food chains. This design has been prodcued to enable retailers to choose an alternative platform for customer messages.

 

Shelf Wobbler >> A shelf wobbler is designed to attract attention at the point-of-sale and can be used as a visual reminder to customers that you accept Contactless. The wobbler design would be attached to an extended piece of plastic; using an adhesive pad to stick to a surface near to the Contactless reader.

 

Floor Vinyl (various sizes) >> One of the greatest benefits of Contactless is its queue busting potential. The floor vinyl option provides retailers with a way of targeting promotion of contactless to those customers waiting in line to pay.

 

Napkin >> Many retail outlets serving food and drinks have found that the contactless proposition fits perfectly with their business; the early adopters may wish to use the napkin design to promote contactless acceptance.