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At checkout and for shops near you, MyCredit shows which card in your wallet earns the most. Done-for-you, on your device. MyCredit is your credit-card rewards copilot. It answers one question, automatically, at the moment it matters: "Which of MY cards should I swipe right now to earn the most?" TWO JOBS, BOTH DONE FOR YOU - At checkout — on supported merchant sites (travel, shopping, grocery, food, bills), a small overlay shows the best card in your wallet for that purchase and how many rupees it earns on your actual basket. - Near me — tap "Find best cards near me" and MyCredit uses your location once to find nearby shops, restaurants and fuel stations, and tells you the best card to swipe at each. BUILT FOR INDIAN CARDS MyCredit reads a daily-verified database of Indian credit cards — reward rates by category, caps, and redemption value — so the recommendation reflects real earn rates, not guesses. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The copilot runs on your device. At checkout, only the merchant's website name and your basket total are sent to compute the reward math — never your browsing history, never stored. For Near me, only your coordinates are used once to find nearby places, and are never stored. No continuous tracking. HOW TO USE 1. Create a free wallet at mycreditclub.in and add your cards. 2. Open mycreditclub.in/account and click "Connect the copilot" — one click, no copy-paste. 3. Shop as usual. The best-card tip appears when it's useful. MyCredit never asks for your card numbers, CVV, or bank login. It only needs to know which cards you hold to rank them for you.
Aug 4, 2026
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