Or try one
Or try one
Each category is a S$100 test purchase ranked by the same engine: strong is a bonus of 3.9 mpd or more, covered is a smaller bonus, thin is no bonus above 1.9 mpd, a gap is base rate only.
I'm saving for Business Class to , one way. I have KrisFlyer miles.
How each rewards currency reaches KrisFlyer, what it's best used for and when it expires.
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A card can advertise 4 mpd and still earn nothing on your purchase. Every answer passes four checks first. Here is a real one, taken apart.
If two cards return the same, it protects the scarcer cap and keeps the flexible card for purchases that have fewer options.
A card can advertise 4 mpd but be ineligible for the route, merchant or payment channel, or its cap may already be used. The ranker uses the real rate available for this transaction.
It checks route, category and eligibility first. If two cards are genuinely comparable, it favours the narrower card role, for example saving a flexible mobile-wallet cap for purchases without a dedicated category card.
Say what you are buying, where, the amount and how you will pay. "Dinner at a restaurant via Apple Pay, S$85" is more useful than "food". Add a known merchant where possible.
Atome can replace the original merchant category; Amaze has a supported-card pairing; Kris+ can change the earning route; GrabPay wallet spend is not a new card transaction; and large excluded bills need CardUp where eligible.
It recommends a reliable general-spend card or explains when a payment rail earns nothing. It will not force a complicated workaround simply to chase a marginal gain.
Use it as a decision aid, not a guarantee. Merchant coding can differ even for similar businesses. Open the official issuer card and terms link in Your wallet when a bonus matters.
It estimates earned versus potential miles, highlights likely routing misses, and surfaces habits worth planning around. The file, and any PDF password, stay in your browser and are discarded on refresh or close.
When you teach it that a phrase means a particular purchase type, that learning is local to your device unless you choose to submit it for review. It is a hint, not an override of issuer terms.
Every rate is hand-checked against the issuer's own card page and terms.
If it misreads a shop or a phrase, tell it what that really is. It takes effect in your recommendations straight away, on this device.