@FinStar wrote:The new "Signature" font is the updated Visa Signature logo - there are still several versions of the former in circulation for which the word SIGNATURE was all caps and was featured in 3 different font types.
Thanks FinStar !
Just checked the Visa Sig site and you're right, that's the new logo.
To be honest, not a big fan of the small font 
@Ghoshida wrote:
@FinStar wrote:The new "Signature" font is the updated Visa Signature logo - there are still several versions of the former in circulation for which the word SIGNATURE was all caps and was featured in 3 different font types.
Thanks FinStar !
Just checked the Visa Sig site and you're right, that's the new logo.
To be honest, not a big fan of the small font
I noticed it last year with a couple CC replacements and the Ritz approval, which then confirmed my findings once I checked the Visa Signature website like you did. It's definitely *different*
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The new logo has grown on me.
Wow 
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@Anonymous wrote:
I plan on PC my Freedom to a Slate for free FICO if they don't extend it to other Chase cards. And then PC my CSP to Freedom to keep 15.99% APR.And then?
No and then!
You haven't gone the Slate route yet it seems.
What's the timeline for all of that?
ETA: Why not PC Ink Plus to Ink Cash?
Can't PC to slate yet it seems.
I downgraded CSP to Sapphire, and Ink Plus I just got.
Ok so basically keeping one UR transfer option open at all times 