It really doesn’t matter, same APR and exact same core benefits, the only difference is one card is positioned as a balance transfer card, and the other is positioned for purchases, normal and gold in that order.
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Not all of us are poor.
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It only takes the right browser and adblockers 
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Just noticed this now. Previously they had some generic images and all Mastercard cards I added were called “Euro card”
The benefits could be way more than that. My World Elite benefits that I actually use in a year outweigh the £180 fee.
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Good shout.
Here is the Lloyds World Elite image
And the Lloyds Platinum Mastercard credit (Turning to a Visa one soon).
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It would be of help if there was a tracker. I could add cards to Amazon to get images for those missing if I have them.
Happy to help and have an extensive collection that I could share via either of the Amazon or Apple Pay methods. How can we collate this though, can we have a place where people can independently contribute, a wiki for example? A structure could be put in place and then gradually filled in.
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It’s not because I’m poor that I wouldn’t spend £1200 a year on cards. It’s because the value isn’t stacking up when both of those cards have overlap.
On another note, do you think the reply you sent is an example of good manners?
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The benefits will outweigh the £1,200 as someone else mentioned.
Maybe the internet isn’t for you if you’re so offended by words.
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I’d be willing to contribute, I can cover Bunq and some Chinese bank cards as well 
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Nice to see NanOp back in the room
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I see you tempting me now.
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A guy did the a digital library, mostly using Apple Pay exports with some PayPal ones too with a US focus. It’s very basic looking at it, so something more visual like the one you posted would be better.
There’s another interesting thread in a Chinese forum like this one about card designs.
i’m from preston, my local council are investing in a new bank. i’m unsure if it’s been mentioned before but this is what the card might look like. https://www.blogpreston.co.uk/2026/05/preston-city-council-investment-in-community-bank-comes-under-the-microscope/
I like the idea of a regional bank that circulates money in the economy and has an actual manager - but people who want someone in the room are likely those with businesses (most customers don’t care about a face and interact with) are SME customers who have the option of Handelsbanken for ages.
The branch manager can be met via appointment and can even offer some advice about business iirc
“The business case for the North West Mutual is based on personal current account holders paying a monthly £5 charge and businesses being charged a £10 monthly fee.”
No thank you.
I don’t live in the North West anyway, but the monthly charge will deter the very people the whole venture is aimed at.
This is kind of the reason I wanted to have something like this. We have a lot of people with fancy cards and from a lot of different countries who will be able to help with information about more niche cards.
@BT1 I had forgotten about that site. I do think the format could be better, I think there needs to be more clarity on sources for the card images since sometimes the digital wallet design can deviate from the real card design.
Most of the card images seem to be hosted on www.uscardforum.com. I’m guessing that’s the forum you’re talking about but the link you sent doesn’t work.
The example I sent was a static site I put together, it can be made to look quite visually appealing and highlight the designs and it’s also really inexpensive to host these.
However, that format makes it difficult to accept contributions so I’m also considering just using MediaWiki (What Wikipedia runs on). Mediawiki is more expensive to host and I don’t want to use Fandom because it’s full of ads.
Copy/Paste the wrong link - oops.
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Is that site in a different language other than English or it is my device?
Yeah the site is in Chinese. It looks like there’s a Chinese website equivalent to something like Head For Points (‘www.uscreditcardguide.com/en/’) (which does have an English translation) and this is the discussion form attached to that. It seems to have a pretty engaged community when it comes to finding the designs.