Directory of Hubs, Microsites and Structural Domains

What This Directory Covers

The CreditCard Collection combines one main comparison hub (Choose.Creditcard), several topic-focused hubs and a large number of concept microsites on premium .creditcard domains. Directory.Creditcard provides a neutral overview of how these elements are grouped and referenced.

Instead of ranking products, this page focuses on structure: hubs, spokes and the supporting domains that handle privacy, terms, disclaimers and other trust-related content. It is intended as a simple entry point into the network’s architecture.

How Hubs, Microsites and Structural Domains Are Organised

In documentation, the network can be thought of as three broad layers:

• Main comparison hub – Choose.Creditcard hosts comparison pages, category hubs, FAQs and supporting guides.
• Thematic hubs – paths like /travel/, /rewards/, /loyalty/, /technology/, /crypto/, /creditscore/ and /compare/ group related content.
• Microsites on .creditcard – focused, single-topic sites such as Tap.Creditcard, CryptoPay.Creditcard or CreditScore.Creditcard explain one concept each and then link back to the relevant hub.

Separate structural domains like Privacy.Creditcard, Terms.Creditcard, Policies.Creditcard, Disclaimer.Creditcard and Disclosure.Creditcard are used for legal, policy and disclosure information in a consistent format.

Directory Entries and Link Behaviour

Each directory entry can be described using a small set of attributes:

• Role – whether the domain functions as a hub, a topic-specific microsite or a structural/trust domain.
• Target hub – which hub on Choose.Creditcard it primarily points to, for example the Comparison hub at /compare/.
• Topic area – such as travel, rewards, crypto, technology or credit score & rebuild.
• Linking pattern – where UTM parameters are used, how breadcrumbs are constructed and how cluster links are structured.

Directory.Creditcard does not change how links behave; it simply documents the intended patterns so they can be applied consistently across existing and future microsites.

Support for the Comparison Hub

From a comparison perspective, a clear directory helps keep educational content, structural information and product comparison logic separated but connected. Visitors can move from a microsite to a hub, then to a comparison page without losing context.

This page does not recommend specific products or issuers. Instead, it is concerned with the map: where information lives, how pages connect, and how the overall network is meant to be navigated around the Comparison hub.

Types of Domains in The CreditCard Collection

For a deeper explanation of how comparison pages are built and interpreted, visit the Comparison hub on Choose.Creditcard .

Explore Related Structural & Hub Microsites

Part of The CreditCard Collection

Directory.Creditcard is one structural spoke in The CreditCard Collection — a network of focused microsites and hubs operated by ronarn AS. Each site has a narrow scope and a consistent, documentation-style layout.

This page does not issue cards, make eligibility decisions or provide personalised recommendations. It summarises how domains and paths are typically used within the network so that navigation and linking remain predictable around the Comparison hub.

All content is informational only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Always rely on official product terms, and consider seeking independent guidance for your specific situation.

For detailed notes on how comparison categories and pages are structured, see the Comparison hub on Choose.Creditcard.

Using This Directory as a Starting Point

Use Directory.Creditcard to understand which domains and hubs exist, then move to the Comparison hub on Choose.Creditcard to see how those elements are used in practice when building and interpreting credit-card comparison pages.