Updated September 12, 2026
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.
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Biggest bonus
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See what these bonuses mean for your balances.
Sign up free, enter your points, and this page shows exactly how many partner miles each bonus would give you.
Citi ThankYou Rewards
+25%
1,000 → 250
1,000 TYP → 250 Leaders Club points; Strata Premier, Strata Elite, Prestige and AT&T Access More cardholders only. Worth roughly 2c per ThankYou point on a good redemption. Deadline 11:59pm ET on 09-19
American Express Membership Rewards
+30%
1,000 → 1,300
1,000 MR → 1,300 Avios; applies across all three Avios airlines
Rove Miles
+40%
1,000 → 1,400
Launch bonus for a brand-new 1:1 partner (added 09-01). 1,000 Rove → 1,400 ConnectMiles; minimum 2,000 miles, increments of 100, max 999,000. Deadline 11:59pm ET on 09-30. Copa is Star Alliance — useful for the Americas and as a LifeMiles/Aeroplan alternative. Transfers are irreversible
Capital One Miles
+30%
1,000 → 975
Started 09-01. Base ratio is 4:3, so with the bonus 1,000 Cap One miles → 975 JAL miles — close to, but not quite, 1:1. Only worth it with a JAL redemption in mind (JAL/oneworld premium cabins, intra-Japan). JAL miles expire 36 months after earning
Chase Ultimate Rewards
+20%
1,000 → 1,200
Started 08-12. 1,000 UR → 1,200 Aeroplan, 1,000-point minimum, unlimited uses. Stacks with the 10% Chase Aeroplan cardmember bonus on single transfers of 50,000+ UR (capped at 25,000 bonus Aeroplan points per calendar year) for 30% total
American Express Membership Rewards
+30%
1,000 → 2,600
Started 09-01. Base 1:2 becomes 1:2.6 (1,000 MR → 2,600 Hilton). May be targeted — log in to Amex to confirm it shows. Hilton points are ~0.4c, so 2.6 Hilton per MR ≈ 1.04c/MR — still below the ~2c MR baseline; only sensible for a specific Hilton stay already planned. Bonus points do not count toward Hilton elite status
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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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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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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.
Want to know which partners each bank transfers to at the normal rate? See the full transfer partner map in The Playbook →
Bonuses verified manually against issuer terms. Some Amex bonuses are targeted — confirm the offer shows in your account before transferring.
