Amex Centurion Card Adds $1,000 Annual Resy Dining Credit

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Amex Centurion Card Adds $1,000 Annual Resy Dining Credit

American Express has added a valuable new dining benefit for Centurion Card members. Eligible Consumer and Business Centurion cardholders can now receive up to $1,000 in annual statement credits for qualifying purchases made through participating Resy restaurants and experiences.

The new benefit is one of the richest dining credits offered on any premium credit card. However, this card comes with a $5,000 annual fee, and a $10,000 initiation fee.

Benefit Details

After enrolling through American Express, eligible Centurion cardholders can receive:

  • Up to $250 in statement credits each calendar quarter
  • $1,000 in total statement credits per calendar year

This credit is available to both Basic and Additional Consumer and Business Centurion Card Members. Unused quarterly credits do not roll over, so you’ll need to use up to $250 each quarter to maximize the full annual benefit.

A restaurant needs to be part or Resy, and soon be marked as eligible for the credit. But you do not need to book through Resy to get the credit.

Resy Credits for Amex Cardholders

Several American Express credit cards offer statement credits for dining at U.S. Resy restaurants (enrollment required). That includes:

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