
Thinking about transferring your credit card points?
Every so often, banks run promotions that give you more airline miles or hotel points when you transfer from an eligible credit card rewards program. Instead of receiving the usual number of miles or points, you might receive 20%, 50%, or even more than that.
Below, you’ll find the latest transfer bonuses from major credit card rewards programs, including expiration dates, plus a look at which programs have offered bonuses in the past.
Transfer bonuses come and go throughout the year. The table below tracks current offers from American Express, Capital One, Chase, and Citi, and is automatically updated as promotions begin and expire.
Consider bookmarking this page so you can check back whenever you’re planning to redeem your rewards.
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Have points with a particular bank? We’ve also broken out the current offers by credit card rewards program, so you can quickly see which transfer bonuses are available for the points you already have.
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Transfer bonuses can help you get more out of your points, but you’ll need a balance of transferable rewards to take advantage of them.
If you’re looking to build up your points for a future trip, a card that earns transferable rewards can be a good place to start.
A 30% credit card transfer bonus might sound like a great deal, but transferring points just because there’s a promotion isn’t always the best thing to do.
Before transferring, it’s worth finding a flight or hotel you actually want to book. You can use PointsYeah to see what’s available to book with points across supported airline and hotel loyalty programs.
If you’ve found something that works and there’s an applicable transfer bonus, you may be able to book it with fewer credit card points than usual.
Just remember that transfers are irreversible. Once your credit card points become airline miles or hotel points, you can’t move them back.
Transferring without a specific redemption in mind could leave you with points that are harder to use than the flexible rewards you started with.
Transfer bonuses don’t always follow a set schedule.
Some loyalty programs run promotions several times a year, while others may go months without offering another one.
Expand a credit card rewards program below to browse its previous transfer bonuses. You’ll be able to see which loyalty programs have received bonuses in the past, how large those bonuses were, and when they were offered.