Visa's shares, which have more than doubled in value under Scharf's watch, were down 1.2 percent at $81.19 in after-market trading.
Kelly takes over at a time when Visa faces multiple challenges, including a federal appeals court decision in June to throw out a settlement with retailers that accused Visa and MasterCard Inc (MA.N) of improperly fixing credit and debit card fees.
Visa also has an ongoing legal battle with Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N) over the use of PINs to verify transactions made over the company's payment networks.
Kelly will have to look to consolidate Visa's position as the largest payments network operator in the world, even as non-traditional competitors such as PayPal Holdings Inc (PYPL.O) try to capture market share.
Kelly said on a conference call with analysts that he will be spending a significant amount of time in San Francisco, where Visa is headquartered, in addition to spending time in Europe to supervise integration with Visa Europe and in China.
Under Scharf, Visa closed a deal to combine with former unit Visa Europe in June.
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