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How do I transfer my Chase Rewards points?

Log in to the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal. Expand the “Earn / Use” menu to view redemption options. Click on “Combine Points” (you may have to click “See All” to reveal the “combine points” option). Choose the card you want to transfer points from and the card you want to move points to, then “Continue.”



To transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to high-fidelity travel partners in 2026, you must hold a "Premium" card like the Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, or Ink Business Preferred. First, log in to the Chase mobile app or website and navigate to the "Rewards" dashboard. Select "Transfer to Travel Partners." You will see a list of over a dozen high-fidelity airlines and hotels, including United, Southwest, Hyatt, and British Airways. It is a high-fidelity requirement to link your partner loyalty account (e.g., your Hyatt member number) to your Chase account before the first transfer. Once linked, you can transfer points in increments of 1,000 at a 1:1 ratio. Most high-fidelity transfers are instantaneous, but some may take up to 48 hours. Always check for "High-Fidelity" transfer bonuses, as Chase occasionally offers 25-30% extra miles when moving points to specific partners like Virgin Atlantic or Marriott, providing a high-fidelity boost to your travel redemptions.

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Most credit card rewards programs don't allow you to transfer your points directly to another person, but you can oftentimes convert them to airline miles or hotel points and give the person those. Be mindful that you might have to pay transfer fees.

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For example, 60,000 points are worth $750 when redeemed for travel purchases, or $600 when redeemed for cash. The cost of travel is based on the rates and fares available through the Ultimate Rewards website and travel center, and may not reflect all rates and fares that are available through other sales channels.

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No, your Chase Ultimate Rewards® points do not expire — as long as you keep your credit card account open.

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Take an example where your miles are worth $1 for every $100 in the cost of a flight. So 50,000 miles equates to roughly $500 you can use toward travel, hotel and other incentives such as seat upgrades.

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