Timor-Leste Banco Nacional de Comércio de Timor-Leste visa debit card photolook front

What is this credit card template used for?

This layered credit card photolook PSD helps designers, developers, and product teams create lifelike payment cards for checkout flow prototyping, 3D Secure simulations, internal training, and system QA—without real financial data.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive one production-ready file:

• PSD — fully layered, 300 DPI, organized groups (front/back, chip, magstripe, logo), editable in Adobe Photoshop

How realistic is the layout?

Based on our own experience, photolook depth—especially embossed number texture, chip metallic sheen, and photo-realistic drop shadows—dramatically increases UI trust in payment flows. Every template includes: realistic card stock texture, tactile embossing (via layer styles), EMV chip with reflection, magstripe gloss, contactless wave icon, and issuer logo smart object.

What card styles are available?

• Professional credit card PSD — clean, corporate design (ideal for business/bank apps)
• Blank credit card photolook PSD — minimal branding, perfect for neobanks or crypto wallets
• High-quality credit card PSD — includes UV glow zones, microtext, and hologram overlays

What layers can you edit?

• Card number (grouped digits, embossed effect)
• Cardholder name (uppercase, tactile style)
• Expiry date & CVV (front or back toggle)
• EMV chip (vector-based, with metallic & bevel layers)
• Magstripe (glossy black/red, editable width & shine)
• Issuer logo (smart object — drop in SVG/PNG)
• Background (solid, gradient, brushed metal — grouped)

Is it suitable for payment verification demos?

Yes—teams use these to simulate card scanning, OCR number extraction, tokenization flows, or fraud-detection training—strictly for internal demos and system testing.

How was the template improved over time?

Early versions used flat text and rasterized numbers, causing pixelation in zoomed UIs. We rebuilt all text as editable vector shapes and added real emboss depth via layer styles—ensuring crisp rendering at any scale or device DPI.

Do I need Photoshop?

Full editing (smart objects, layer styles, blend modes) requires Adobe Photoshop. Basic swaps work in Photopea (free browser editor), though photolook effects may flatten.