Ive had the DC card since 2016 but haven't used it much. I always seem to have issues with Citi's app and the fact this card has done away with those benefits I decided I'm going to cancel it next month.
I use my apple card for buying food and absolutely love how easy it is to use. Most of the truck stops i go to accept apple pay and I use the mess out of it and LOVE IT!
The citi dc has a $1700 limit. An amount I had since the beginning.
I use to like citi but for some reason i just can't get into anything they offer anymore. I've almost cancelled this card at least 4 times in the last 3 years but always decided to keep it open. No longer.
I use my apple card for buying food and absolutely love how easy it is to use. Most of the truck stops i go to accept apple pay and I use the mess out of it and LOVE IT!
The citi dc has a $1700 limit. An amount I had since the beginning.
I use to like citi but for some reason i just can't get into anything they offer anymore. I've almost cancelled this card at least 4 times in the last 3 years but always decided to keep it open. No longer.
Just one persons opinion. This is my strong suggestion:
Do NOT cancel the Citi DC card, especially if your scores in your signature are accurate.
I agree with @BallBounces. Put the card in a drawer. Buy a small item every 2-3 months to keep it active.
You guys sure know how to convince someone. I'll keep it open. I just will never use it again. Maybe Citi will cancel it themselves after a while. That way my hands stay clean. 
However I thought even after cancelling a card your scores won't be affected for at least 10 years?
@black_citi wrote:You guys sure know how to convince someone. I'll keep it open. I just will never use it again. Maybe Citi will cancel it themselves after a while. That way my hands stay clean.
However I thought even after cancelling a card your scores won't be affected for at least 10 years?
It will continue with your AAoA building for 10 years approx. Just saying if your scores are in the 630's you got very lucky getting that card from citi and should stay in their good graces if you eventually want to use card again or pc to another card in future, etc.
Nothing wrong with apple card where you can use apple pay for 2 or 3%, but limited at alot of places that dont take apple pay thus DC to fall back on non-cat spend
Side questions did a baddie come back up on your CR or something as you have some decent cards with good limits looking mainly at cap1 cards. Or is it a utilization thing suppressing your scores, etc or something else?
@black_citi wrote:You guys sure know how to convince someone. I'll keep it open. I just will never use it again. Maybe Citi will cancel it themselves after a while. That way my hands stay clean.
However I thought even after cancelling a card your scores won't be affected for at least 10 years?
It is true that even if cancelled, the card will remain on your report for 10 years, and it will age. That said, your score can still be hurt by closing a card, if closing the card increases your utilization. Otherwise, it really is a preference whether to keep it or not, but I'd tend to echo the other comments. It's really not hurting anything even if you don't use it.