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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.
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.
Add a monthly spend input so I can see which card actually nets me the highest conservative value based on my real spending categories, not just a static best-case ranking.
Finally someone in the credit card comparison space that doesn't show me fantasy travel values. The conservative redemption estimates and the honest "this is an estimate" labeling on approval odds feel way more trustworthy than most tools out there.
Finally something that doesn't oversell points value as if everyone flies business class every month. Liked seeing the actual eligibility notes labeled as estimates instead of pretending to know my credit profile.
Finally, a card comparison site that doesn't oversell travel points. Loved seeing the conservative redemption estimates and the clear note that approval odds are just guesses.
The conservative redemption values make it feel way more honest than other card comparison sites I've used. Appreciate that they label approval odds as estimates instead of guaranteeing anything.
A user-side export to compare two or three cards side by side in a single table would be super helpful. Right now I have to flip back and forth between cards to weigh categories like fuel surcharge waiver or lounge access caps, and it gets messy fast.
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.
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