Maestro

==1991–2016==
===1991–1996===
Maestro was introduced in October 1991 as the second sub-brand owned by Mastercard, with its first transaction occurring in August 1992. This logo, and all others to follow, is a variation of MasterCard's 1990 logo design with a different color scheme.
===1996–2016===
Maestro logo without shadow.svg|Logo without drop shadow, similar to the 1992 logo
Maestro acceptance mark.svg|Acceptance mark
Maestro wordmark 1996.svg|Wordmark
MasterCard Maestro.png|Sports ad (with MasterCard) 
In September 1996, the logo was updated to fit in line with MasterCard's recent rebrand made at the same time.
==2016–present==
Maestro 2016 horizontal.svg|Horizontal variant
Maestro 2016 (Symbol).svg|Symbol
Maestro wordmark 2016.svg|Wordmark
On July 14, 2016, Maestro adopted Mastercard's recently rebranded logo design; the blue and red circles switched places and the violet-colored center shape was added. On July 1, 2023, Mastercard phased out Maestro across Europe.
Category:MasterCard
Category:Debit cards
Category:Colombia
Category:Latin America
Category:1992
Category:1990s
Category:Argentina
Category:United States
Category:Brazil
Category:Italy
Category:Germany
Category:FIFA
Category:UEFA
Category:CONMEBOL
Category:Banks in Colombia
Category:Banks in Argentina