Know which card to use now

Cashverse helps you choose a card before payment: selected categories, store MCC, limits and budget balance stay in one place.

Up to $50 per month can be lost when categories, limits and MCC codes are not checked before payment.

Everything before checkout

Categories, MCC codes, limits and budgets stay together. No need to open five banking apps at checkout.

Categories at hand

Save each bank category once. At checkout you see the rate, limit and expiry date.

Checks the store MCC

Find the store and check its MCC. If the category does not match, use another card.

Keeps budget visible

See what is already spent and what remains for today. No spreadsheets or notes.

Reads text and voice

Dictate an expense or categories. Review the preview and apply only correct rows.

More data in PRO

More stores and MCC data, multiple wallets, sync and fast AI input for frequent operations.

Browser and Android

Open Cashverse in a browser or on Android. Categories, stores and budget stay close.

When to open Cashverse

The useful moment is before checkout, while you can still choose another card or payment path.

1At checkout

Check the store, MCC, category and limit. If the selected category does not fit, use another card.

2Before an online order

Check how the bank may classify the purchase: marketplace, delivery, restaurant, pharmacy or online store.

3At month start

Save selected bank categories and limits, so you do not have to open several apps at checkout.

Guides and MCC directory

The blog explains cashback mistakes and card choices. The directory explains MCC codes in plain language.

Blog

Short articles about the situations where cashback is often lost: limits, exclusions and wrong cards.

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MCC directory

Code, category and meaning: what the bank sees in a purchase and why it changes cashback.

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Keep your categories in one place

Add your banks, categories and limits. Before payment you will see which card fits this purchase. Final cashback still depends on the actual transaction and bank rules.