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Shows which of your credit cards earns the most at the site you're on, and optionally adds card offers in one click. PointMaxxer shows which card in your wallet earns the most for a purchase, before you pay. • Open it on any shop, airline or restaurant site and see your cards ranked by what they really earn • Handles the tricky cards: rotating quarterly categories, "choose your category" cards, spending caps and bank travel-portal rates • Your offers in one tab: search every merchant offer you've added, see how many each bank has, and spot the ones about to end • Offers count in the ranking and are flagged, so you check the terms before you pay • Optional: add card offers on your bank's offers page for you (Chase, Citi, U.S. Bank, Bank of America, American Express), only after you grant access • Optional: read your Capital One Offers, card by card. Read only: it never clicks or activates anything. Online offers only apply if you start from Capital One Offers, and in-store ones must be activated there first, so PointMaxxer says so • Statement-credit tracker so you use the credits you're paying for, with optional reminders • Optional sync between your phone and laptop with a short code, encrypted so we can't read it • Add your own card if yours isn't in the list; text size, contrast and theme controls PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your wallet and offers stay on your device unless you turn on sync, which uploads only an encrypted copy that we cannot read. No accounts, no ads. The extension never sees your bank login. It counts anonymous usage (which features are used, never your cards, shops, pages or amounts), and you can switch that off in Settings. Card names only: never card numbers. Card rates and terms are kept current from a public data feed. They can lag or be wrong, so confirm anything important with your issuer. PointMaxxer is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by any card issuer or brand. Names and logos belong to their owners and are used only to identify cards.