FIRST CARD I PAY OFF EVERY TRANSACTION I am so excited, this is the first credit card I have ever had that I can set to automatically pay off my balance after every purchase!! I don’t mess with credit too much so this is the winner for me.

I love Klutch Card because … I love Klutch Card because it's the only credit card with full transparency of my spending. I can track them and even automate actions with the miniapps, like removing a card as soon it is charged, categorizing my budget, locking card, feeding spreadsheets, etc ...

A great life hacking credit card I am a DIY type of person, so I've been looking for a DIY / life hack credit card for a while. I only found a few others that offered "virtual card" numbers for me to use while online shopping so I don't have to give my regular card number everywhere. I also like the ability to limit or freeze cards and the auto categorization. I've linked it to my other financial tools through the plaid integration. I also like being able to set a budget and track spend against budgeted categories as well as the if-this-then-that rules that I can create to trigger for certain spend items. I don't want Amazon or Netflix to charge me more than I have signed up for, so I have limits on those merchants and similar others. I haven't found other cards where I can limit specific merchant spend.

Changed my world So the Klutch card is making me rethink my views on what a credit card is. They are so different from the other cards out there. I love the flexibility and information on all my transactions, I have a few ideas of what I want to build to add to their marketplace of features. I love that I can build from their API. Their documentation could be a little clearer but it does the job!

A credit card with more controls The Klutch card is the perfect card for those who want more control of their credit. The app gives you control over your data and transactions. The single use card feature is great for avoiding reoccurring expense or less-than trustworthy vendors. Finally, the cash back shows up where it should, reducing your balance.