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Amex Resy Credit Update Leaves Restaurants Intact

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June 16, 2026 · 3 min read

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Some American Express cardholders spotted new language on the Resy platform over the weekend. The update indicated that restaurants would soon display a badge showing eligibility for statement credits tied to the Gold and Platinum cards. The development prompted quick questions about whether access to the benefit would narrow starting August 1.

American Express moved quickly to address the uncertainty. The company confirmed that the change adds clarity at booking time rather than restricting options. No eligible venues have been removed, and the credits remain available under the same terms.

Background on the Resy Statement Credits

The credits appear on two popular American Express cards. The Gold Card offers up to $50 every six months, while the Platinum Card provides up to $100 each quarter. Both apply at participating U.S. restaurants booked through Resy, with enrollment required.

Cardholders have long viewed the benefit as straightforward. Diners simply book through the platform and receive the credit automatically on eligible charges. The simplicity helped the perk stand out among other statement credits that often involve more restrictions or tracking.

Details of the New Badge System

Beginning August 1, Resy venue pages will show a clear badge for credit-eligible locations. The feature aims to give diners immediate visibility before they complete a reservation. American Express described the addition as a way to reduce confusion at the point of booking.

The company emphasized that the badge does not signal any reduction in participating restaurants. Existing eligible venues stay in place, and the list is expected to grow later in the year once Tock properties become bookable on Resy.

Integration with Tock Expands Options

American Express owns both Resy and Tock. The latter platform focuses on reservations at higher-end dining spots, wineries, and similar experiences. Bringing Tock venues onto Resy will increase the number of locations where the credits can be used.

This expansion follows the earlier acquisition of Tock by American Express. The move aligns the two booking systems and gives cardholders more places to apply their credits without changing the core rules.

Practical Steps for Cardholders

Cardholders can continue using the credits exactly as before. The main requirements remain enrollment on the eligible card and booking at a participating U.S. Resy restaurant.

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Those who have not yet enrolled should do so through their American Express account to activate the benefit. Monitoring the new badges on venue pages will provide extra confirmation at the time of booking.

What matters now: The update improves transparency without reducing access. Cardholders retain the full set of eligible restaurants and can expect additional options later this year.

American Express has stated it will continue adding venues through the Tock integration. The credits therefore remain one of the simpler dining benefits available on the Gold and Platinum cards. Cardholders can plan reservations with the same confidence they had prior to the language update.

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