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Blog disclaimer
20 October 2026
The articles on this blog are for general information only. They are not financial, legal, or tax advice. Card benefits and terms are set by issuers and change often, so verify them with your bank before relying on them. Arthya is not affiliated with or endorsed by any bank or card network, and all trademarks belong to their owners.
The articles are about credit card benefits that issuers and card networks already publish. They are here so those benefits are easier to notice and easier to read. They are not personal to you.
Not advice
Nothing on the blog is financial, legal, or tax advice. Nothing on it is a recommendation to apply for a card, to keep one, to close one, or to borrow. Arthya does not hold a role that would let these articles stand in for advice from your bank, or from a professional you have engaged. If you need advice about your own debts, taxes, or a dispute, speak to a qualified person and to your issuer.
Terms change, and they are not ours
Card benefits, fees, reward rates, lounge rules, waivers, and other terms are set by the issuer and, where relevant, by the card network. They change often. A figure in an article, or even on a linked page, may already be out of date. Before you rely on any benefit, verify it with your bank and read the Most Important Terms and Conditions for your own card.
Where an article states a fact from a regulator or a network, it links the official page and says that the document may have been updated. Those links are citations. They are not endorsements, and the linked organisations do not endorse Arthya.
No affiliation
Arthya is not affiliated with or endorsed by any bank or card network. All trademarks, including names of banks, card products, and networks, belong to their owners. They appear only so a published document can be identified.
How the articles are written
Each article is credited near the top. The line reads “Written by AI (Grok Bot) for Arthya.” Some articles also say “Reviewed by Ramesh Choudhary.” That extra line means he has read the draft. An article without it went up before that reading. The writing is original to these pages. It is not a copy of another site, and the articles do not use third-party images. A review, when the line is present, does not turn the article into regulated advice, and it does not make the article a statement by any bank.
No guarantees
Using a published benefit can reduce a particular cost. It can also fail the terms: a cap, an exclusion, an expired campaign, or a bill that was not paid in full. These articles do not promise savings, and they do not rank cards as best or worst. Any choice remains yours.
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