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Amex · Chase · Cap1 · Citi
Typical bonus
20–70%
On points transferred to partner
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Every active transfer bonus across all major US transferable points programs. Sorted by bonus percentage. Verified from program source pages before listing.
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Transfer bonuses go live with little warning and expire in 2–4 weeks. An email alert when a new bonus launches for your program means you never miss the window to time your transfer.
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How to use a transfer bonus
Step 1 — Find award space first
Space before transfer
Confirm award availability in the partner program before transferring. Transferred points are almost never reversible. Award space is the constraint, not points.
Step 2 — Calculate the effective rate
Bonus math
A 30% bonus means transferring 77k points gets you 100k partner miles. You need ~23% fewer points to cover the same award — that can be the difference between having enough and not.
Step 3 — Transfer and book same session
Same day
Most transfers are instant. Once points land, award space can disappear quickly — especially for premium cabins. Have your booking ready before initiating the transfer.
Step 4 — Don’t transfer speculatively
No spec transfers
A transfer bonus doesn’t justify moving points to a program you have no specific use for. Points in a transferable currency are more flexible than locked partner miles.