Transfer bonus tracker
Compare current transfer bonuses
Promotions below require current, reviewed issuer evidence and a stated end date. We show the source, the date, and the math to judge whether a bonus is actually worth transferring for — not just the headline percentage.
How SwitchWize judges a transfer bonus
A bonus is only worth acting on if the destination redemption beats your cash alternative after transfer risk, taxes, carrier fees, and confirmed award availability. We never assert a bonus is live without a dated, sourced check — see each deal's source link and confidence below. Full redemption methodology →
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No current transfer promotions meet our evidence requirements. Check your card program for current offers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a credit card transfer bonus?
A transfer bonus is a temporary percentage boost an issuer adds when you move points or miles from a card program (like Chase Ultimate Rewards) to a partner airline or hotel loyalty program (like United MileagePlus). A 25% bonus means 10,000 points become 12,500 miles in the destination account.
Are transfer bonuses worth it?
Only if the destination redemption is worth more than the points would be worth otherwise, after accounting for taxes, carrier fees, and whether award space actually exists for the flight or hotel you want. A high headline percentage does not guarantee a good deal — check availability and fees before transferring.
Are point and mile transfers reversible?
No. Once points leave your card program and land in an airline or hotel account, the transfer is final in almost every case. Confirm the award you want is bookable before you transfer.
How often does SwitchWize check these bonuses?
Each listed promotion shows its source observation date. Promotions need current, reviewed issuer evidence and confirmed start and end dates; a schedule alone does not prove an offer was rechecked.