Updated November 13, 2026
Current Transfer Bonuses
Every live promotion that pays extra when you move bank points to an airline or hotel partner. Hand-verified against the issuers, with the actual transfer math and an honest read on whether each one is worth taking.
Rove Miles
→ JetBlue TrueBlue
Ends tomorrow
· Nov 14
Launch bonus for a brand-new partner (live 10-15). 1,000 Rove → 1,200 TrueBlue points. Deadline 11:59pm ET on 11-14. TrueBlue is revenue-based, so its points are worth a fairly fixed ~1.35c against cash fares: at the catalog defaults that is 1.62c of TrueBlue per Rove mile against 2.05c held, so it only makes sense for a JetBlue fare you were booking anyway. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 TYP → 1,100 Asia Miles on an annual-fee card (Strata Elite, Strata Premier, Prestige); 770 on a no-annual-fee one at the 10:7 rate. 1,000-point increments, not targeted, deadline 11:59pm ET on 11-14. A small bonus: worth it only for a Cathay or oneworld award you have already found space for. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 Capital One miles → 1,300 Virgin points, minimum 1,000 then 100-mile increments, deadline 11:59pm ET on 11-20. Virgin Red points move 1:1 to Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, which is where the value sits: at the catalog defaults that is about 1.95c per mile against 1.85c held, so it wins for Delta, ANA or Virgin Upper Class awards you have already found space for. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 TYP → 1,400 Miles&Smiles on an annual-fee Citi card (no-fee cards transfer at 10:7). Turkish runs the bonus, not Citi, so it does not show at transfer time and posts after 11-30; reported cap of 50,000 bonus miles. At the catalog defaults that is 1.54c per TYP against 1.95c held, so it is for a specific Star Alliance award you have already found space for. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 MR → 1,300 Virgin points. At the catalog defaults that is 1.95c of Virgin per MR point against 2.0c held, roughly even, so it pays for Delta, ANA or Virgin Upper Class awards you have already found space for. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 Capital One miles → 1,200 Flying Blue miles, not targeted, no registration, deadline 11:59pm ET on 11-30. At the catalog defaults that is 1.74c of Flying Blue per mile against 1.85c held, so it pays against a specific award, such as a monthly Promo Rewards fare. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 UR → 1,300 Avios, minimum 1,000 in 1,000-point increments, not targeted, deadline 11:59pm ET on 12-01. Applies to all three Avios programs. At the catalog defaults that is about 1.76c of Avios per UR point against 2.05c held, so it pays for short-haul partner awards and Avios sweet spots you have already priced, not as a general move. Transfers are irreversible
Launch bonus for a brand-new partner (live 11-02). Base 1,000 miles → 750 ConnectMiles becomes 975 with the bonus. Copa is in Star Alliance, so ConnectMiles book United and other Star partners. Capital One has not published the deadline time. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 UR → 1,800 IHG points. A big number on a cheap currency: at the catalog defaults that is about 1.08c of IHG per UR point against 2.05c held, so it only makes sense to top off a specific IHG award you have already priced. Chase has not published the deadline time. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 UR → 1,300 Wyndham points. At the catalog defaults that is about 0.72c of Wyndham per UR point against 2.05c held, so it is for topping off a Wyndham or Vacasa award, not a general move. Chase has not published the deadline time. Transfers are irreversible
1,000 MR → 1,350 Bonvoy, in 1,000-point increments. Most sources call it public, but some members report it as targeted, so check your own account. At the catalog defaults that is about 1.01c of Bonvoy per MR point against 2.0c held, so it only makes sense to top off a specific Marriott award you have already priced. Transfers are irreversible
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What a transfer bonus is
Banks normally move points to airline and hotel partners at a fixed rate, usually 1:1. A transfer bonus temporarily adds extra miles on top, so 1,000 points might land as 1,200 or 1,300. The bonus applies to points you already have, so it is a raise on your existing balance.
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When to take one
Only transfer with a specific redemption in mind. Transfers are one-way and irreversible, and partner miles are usually worth less than flexible bank points. A 30% bonus into a program you will never use is a 100% loss.
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Read the base rate
A headline percentage can hide a poor base rate. A 30% bonus on a 4:3 transfer still leaves you short of 1:1, and a 30% bonus into a program whose points are worth a fraction of a cent may still be a bad trade. The 1,000 → N figure above shows what you actually receive. How we value points →