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Adds your Amex, Chase, Citi and Wells Fargo card offers automatically while you're on your own bank's offers page. No bank login. RightCard adds the card-linked offers your bank already gives you, so you stop leaving them on the table. How it works 1. Sign in once with the email from your RightCard iPhone app. No app yet? Any email works; the same email makes your account. 2. Open your bank's offers page the way you normally do: Amex Offers, Chase Offers, Citi Merchant Offers, Wells Fargo Deals. 3. RightCard reads the offers on that page and syncs them to your account. Turn on Auto-add and it clicks "Add to card" for each one too. 4. On any store's website, click the RightCard icon. It tells you which of your cards already has an offer there. What it never does - No bank login. You sign in to your bank yourself, in your own tab. RightCard never sees your username, password, balances or transactions. - It runs only on your bank's website. Not on any other site, ever. - It does not track your browsing. It learns a store's address only when you click the icon there, and forgets it. - No ads, no data sold, no analytics. Works with the RightCard app for iPhone: one account, one set of offers on your phone and your computer. The app is optional. Supported banks: American Express, Chase, Citi and Wells Fargo sync on their own. Bank of America and U.S. Bank sync when you press Sync in the popup. RightCard is not affiliated with any bank. Card names belong to their issuers. Privacy policy: https://rightcard.ai/privacy Support: support@rightcard.ai
Sep 16, 2026
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