Med7 outlets mostly use MCC 5912, Drug Stores and Pharmacies, which Kredit reads as pharmacy spending. Kredit has verified that code from real transaction data.
The code is set per outlet by the payment provider, and Kredit reads these as pharmacy or insurance spending, so the best card can change between Med7 outlets. Confirm the outlet before you pay.
The reward a card pays at Med7 depends on the merchant category code, not on what the shop sells. The code is a four-digit number the outlet's payment provider assigns, and your bank reads it to decide whether a payment counts as pharmacy spending or as general spend.
Med7 outlets mostly post under MCC 5912, Drug Stores and Pharmacies. A card with a higher rate on pharmacy spending earns it there. A card whose bonus category is something else pays its base rate on the same purchase.
The code appears on your statement only after the payment posts, when the card is already chosen. Checking the outlet first moves that decision to before you pay.
The codes that most often catch UAE cardholders out are in our guide to MCC code issues.
At a Med7 outlet verified under MCC 5912, Emirates Islamic Emarati Credit Card earns 2.50%. Modeled on AED 5,000 monthly spend; the cards you hold change the answer.
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Open Kredit Nearby and search for Med7, or use your location to see the outlets around you.
Outlets of one brand can carry different codes, so pick the Med7 branch you are paying at.
Nearby shows the outlet's code, whether Kredit has verified it, and the card in your wallet that earns most there.
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Kredit Nearby shows the code at the outlet in front of you and the card in your wallet that earns most there. New to MCCs? Read how to check a merchant’s MCC before you pay.
What code Med7 uses, why outlets can differ, and which card to use.
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