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Add Perkmon to Chrome

Automatically bring supported issuer offers and loyalty snapshots into Perkmon, then track expirations, card matches, reminders, and usage in one place.

You always sign in on the issuer's own website. Sensitive fields are minimized on your device before upload. Perkmon stores only the offers and account snapshots you explicitly choose to sync.

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Sensitive fields minimized locally
Review before saving to Perkmon
Perkmon side panel
Perkmon Chrome side panel syncing American Express, Chase, Citi, and Capital One offers, each showing newly created offers.
Capabilities & permissions

Everything the extension can do — and exactly what it touches

Read-only on your issuer by default. Every capability lists what it reads and what it writes, so there are no surprises — and the features that can change your bank account stay off until you turn them on.

  • Sync offers

    Read the card-linked offers on your issuer's site and save them to your Perkmon wallet. Read-only — your bank account is never modified.

    Reads:Issuer site
    Writes:Perkmon
    Active
  • Sync balances & points

    Read your points, status tier, and credit balances to show them in Perkmon. Also read-only.

    Reads:Issuer site
    Writes:Perkmon
    Active
  • Add an offer to all your cards

    On the Amex offers page, one click enrolls a single offer on every eligible card — exactly the cards shown on the button, never more.

    Amex only for now. You turn it on separately; each add is a click you make.

    Reads:Amex offers page
    Writes:Issuer account
    ActiveOff by default
  • Track benefit usage

    When your issuer shows a credit as used, Perkmon asks you to confirm before updating your tracker. Nothing is written until you confirm.

    Reads:Issuer site
    Writes:Perkmon trackerafter you confirm
    Coming soon
  • Merchant reminders

    When enabled, Perkmon can show a small reminder on pages with a matching offer. It shows only the merchant, issuer, and offer value — never your card number.

    Reads:Page you visit
    Writes:Nothingon-page only
    ActiveOff by default
  • Notifications

    A once-a-day summary when offers or credits are about to expire.

    Reads:Nothing
    Writes:Nothing
    Coming soonOff by default
  • Activate offers for me

    In the future, Perkmon may activate eligible offers for you automatically — no click per offer. This would change your issuer account.

    Turn on separately for each issuer.

    Reads:Perkmon eligibility
    Writes:Issuer account
    Coming soonOff by default
Read-only on your issuer unless noted.Nothing is written until you confirm.Would modify your bank account — off by default.
Offer Console

Manage Amex offers from one console

Offer Console gives rewards maximizers a single working surface for Amex offers: scan the full list, narrow it by status or card, act on eligible offers, then send reviewed results back to Perkmon.

  • Search, filter, and sort Amex offers without jumping between card tabs.
  • See card-level availability before deciding where an offer should be added.
  • Use explicit add actions only when you choose to enroll an eligible card.
  • Sync reviewed offers back to Perkmon so expirations and card matches stay organized.

Offer actions stay explicit. Perkmon shows the eligible cards and available action; nothing changes on Amex until you choose the add action yourself.

Privacy & permissions

Built so your data stays yours

The extension reads supported offer and account snapshot data only when you start a sync. Features that change your issuer account — like adding an offer to all your cards — stay off until you turn them on, and we do not store bank passwords, security codes, full card numbers, or unrelated page content.

Synced data is handled on modern managed infrastructure from a major cloud provider, with encryption in transit and at rest through our infrastructure providers.

No bank passwords

You sign in directly with each issuer. Perkmon never sees or stores bank passwords, security codes, or full card numbers.

You're always in control

You choose when to run a sync, review what was found, and save only the offers, account snapshots, and best-effort card matches you confirm before saving.

Permissions, explained

Some providers need site permission so the extension can read supported content from pages you open. Sensitive fields are minimized on your device before upload.

See exactly how a sync works

Every step happens in front of you: choose a provider, review what was found, check best-effort auto matches, then save to your Perkmon account.

1

Sync issuer offers from the extension

Open the Perkmon side panel in Chrome, choose an issuer or loyalty provider, and send eligible offers and account snapshots into your Perkmon account.

Perkmon Chrome Extension side panel showing issuer and loyalty providers ready to sync.
2

Review synced offers in Perkmon

Synced offers show up in Perkmon with source cards, activation notes, expiry dates, and direct action links.

3

Auto-match cards with best-effort fallback

Perkmon suggests best-effort card matches automatically. Confirm, change, skip, or create a catalog-backed card before syncing.

Perkmon Chrome Extension card matching screen showing best-effort auto matches and manual fallback options.
4

Add an offer to all your cards at once

On Amex, Perkmon adds an “Add to N cards” button next to each offer. One click enrolls that offer on every eligible card — exactly the cards shown on the button. Off by default; turn it on when you want it.

Bring your card offers into Perkmon

Install from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your Perkmon account. You sign in on each issuer's own site — no bank passwords are ever stored.

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