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CardMasters
Honest credit-card math for India
CardMasters compares Indian credit cards using conservative redemption values, not best-case travel assumptions. It labels approval guidance as an estimate, discloses commissions, and publishes card-specific earn routes only when current issuer evidence supports the rate, cap and exclusions. Free; no credit-bureau check.
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Hi Product Hunt — I built CardMasters because Indian “best credit card” pages often hide both their payout and their assumptions. During the final audit I removed 21 of 30 earn-route claims because they were not current and card-specific enough. The surviving routes show the issuer source, verification date, cap and caveat. The broader catalogue maps 78 cards, and the app explicitly warns when a card record has not yet completed recent issuer-level verification. I would especially value feedback on the methodology and data, not just the interface.
About CardMasters on Product Hunt
“Honest credit-card math for India”
CardMasters was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #86 on the daily leaderboard. CardMasters compares Indian credit cards using conservative redemption values, not best-case travel assumptions. It labels approval guidance as an estimate, discloses commissions, and publishes card-specific earn routes only when current issuer evidence supports the rate, cap and exclusions. Free; no credit-bureau check.
On the analytics side, CardMasters competes within Fintech — topics that collectively have 47.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how CardMasters performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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