The American Express Black Card’s credit limit is determined on a month-to-month basis, and it depends on your overall spending and payment habits. That is because the Amex Black Card – officially known as the Centurion® Card from American Express - is a no preset spending limit (NPSL) card. American Express may also adjust the limit based on your card use.
The American Express Black Card’s requirements are rumored to include being an Amex cardholder for at least a year, spending over $100,000 annually on American Express credit cards, and annual income of at least $1 million. You’ll probably need to have an excellent credit score, too. To be clear, these things only get you an invitation to apply for the card. So that's just the bare minimum needed. There is a steep "initiation fee" of...
The American Express card with the highest limit is The Platinum Card® from American Express because its purchasing power depends on the cardholders’ credit worthiness and ability to pay. So, cardholders with high income, low debt and good credit history could get a high spending power.
Instead of a traditional credit limit, the American Express Platinum card has a no preset spending limit, which means the amount a cardholder can spend changes over time.
Other high limit American Express cards with no...
No, the American Express Platinum card doesn’t have any preset spending limit. That does not give cardholders unlimited purchasing power, though. It means American Express won’t give you a specific credit limit once you’re approved for the card. Rather, they calculate your purchasing power based on how much you spend on the card as well as your income, any debt you carry, and your overall creditworthiness.
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