Run the optimizer to see recommendations.
Add wallet and spending inputs to reveal your highest-fit card opportunities.
Analyze real spending patterns, compare actual versus optimized rewards, identify category gaps, and discover cards that improve your overall wallet strategy based on how you spend.
The optimizer is a collection of tools working together to help you understand and improve your wallet. Dive deep into optimization through each section independently, or be done in seconds by entering rough spending estimates into the Spending section or directly through Denarius.
Add wallet and spending inputs to reveal your highest-fit card opportunities.
Run the optimizer to unlock your wallet verdict.
Data-driven breakdowns of how credit cards actually perform in real-world scenarios.
Most people add credit cards one at a time without understanding how those cards work together. Strong wallets are built as systems, with each card serving a distinct role while minimizing overlap and covering the spending categories that matter most.
01 Whether you are evaluating your current wallet, comparing a setup you have been considering, or starting with no cards at all, Denarya can model the rewards economics, identify coverage gaps, and recommend cards aligned with your spending behavior.
Include special category cards that require user choice, rotating categories, or top-category assumptions.
Enter estimated spending or upload statements to build a spending profile. Denarya analyzes category behavior, existing card performance, and reward opportunities before generating recommendations.
02 Once spending is categorized, the engine evaluates wallet efficiency, identifies underperforming cards, measures optimization potential, and highlights where new cards could create meaningful value.
Enter estimates for cards that do not have uploaded statements.
Upload statements directly into the card they belong to and Denarya will combine them into a single wallet view. CSV exports are the most reliable format across issuers. PDF uploads are currently optimized for American Express and Chase statements and may not parse correctly for all banks.
Credit card issuers promote welcome offers, travel credits, lounge access, elite status benefits, and partner perks. The challenge is determining which benefits you'll actually use and which simply look attractive on paper.
03 Denarya reviews credits, benefits, and welcome offers in the context of your spending habits so recommendations prioritize usable value rather than marketing claims alone.
Review one-time bonus feasibility and check off only the recurring credits you actually use.
Credit card optimization is more than finding a high-earning card. Denarya analyzes how your cards work together, where rewards are being lost, which categories underperform, and how alternative wallet configurations could improve overall results.
04 The engine measures actual versus optimized performance, identifies reward leakage, explains wallet strengths and weaknesses, quantifies potential lift, and justifies every recommendation through spending-based analysis.
Run the optimizer below to identify the strongest wallet-improvement opportunity based on spending behavior, routing efficiency, and incremental value.
Your selected point value changes how the calculator treats cashback, points cards, and travel-redemption strategies.
Your current rewards based on how your selected cards are actually being used.
What your selected cards could earn if each category went to the best card you already picked.
Outside cards that may better match your spending pattern, redemption style, and category mix.
Upload spending to unlock a personalized strategy breakdown.
Uploaded statements allow Denarya to organize purchases into spending categories while highlighting the merchants responsible for the largest share of annual spending.
05 Explore category allocations, merchant concentrations, and transactions grouped within catch-all spending buckets to better understand how spending is distributed across your wallet.
Estimated annual reward value by spend category, with merchant-level opportunity detail shown below.
See where catch-all spending may be better routed to a more specialized card.
Your profile looks solid overall. Opening one additional card may cause a mild short-term hit, but your long-term profile remains healthy if balances stay low.
Model the short-term effect of opening another credit card.
Credit card debt can materially change the economics of a wallet. Interest and payoff modeling helps quantify repayment timelines, total interest costs, and the long-term impact of different payment strategies.
06 Compare payoff scenarios, evaluate repayment approaches, and visualize how balances, APRs, and monthly payments influence total borrowing costs over time.
If you carry a balance, your first goal is not maximizing rewards — it is reducing interest cost and getting out of debt faster.
Compare the monthly payment needed to pay off the balance faster while your current spending continues.
If your interest cost is high or payoff timeline is long, a 0% balance transfer card may be worth comparing. The goal is to move expensive debt into a lower-interest payoff window, not to create more available spending.
This flags whether new spending is offsetting your monthly payment before interest is even considered.
You are spending $150 per month while paying $200. Only about $50 is reducing your balance before interest — meaning progress is slower than it appears.
Interest and new spending are slowing your payoff. Reducing APR or increasing payments will have a larger impact than optimizing rewards.
Use the chart to test three levers: lower the APR, increase the monthly payment, or stop adding new spending to the card. The strongest payoff plan is usually the one that attacks interest first.