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Current Transfer Bonus List & History: Your One-Stop Tracker for Points Transfers

A new, constantly updated list tracks all active transfer bonuses across major credit card and airline programs—plus a full bonus history

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Event date: Jun 16, 2026 · By Oleg Manko

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A new, bookmarkable resource now tracks every active credit card points transfer bonus in one place, along with a detailed history of past offers. For rewards enthusiasts, this means you can instantly see which programs are offering extra value right now—potentially boosting your points by 10–40% or more.

Our Take

Good news for points maximizers. Having a single, up-to-date source for all transfer bonuses is a game-changer for anyone who wants to squeeze maximum value from their credit card rewards. With transfer bonuses often adding $100–$800 in value to a single redemption (at our cents-per-point estimates), this tool is a must-use for savvy travelers.

What Changed

  • A new live tracker now lists all current transfer bonuses across major programs (Amex, Chase, Citi, Capital One, Bilt, etc.)
  • Includes a searchable history of past transfer bonuses for reference
  • Updated in real time as new bonuses are announced
  • Source: Travel On Points

Who Benefits Most

  • Flexible points collectors: If you hold cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred or Amex Gold, you can time transfers to catch a 20–40% bonus, turning 50,000 points into 60,000–70,000 airline miles (worth $1,120–$1,400 at our valuations).
  • International award travelers: Booking premium cabins via partners (like transferring Amex points to Air Canada Aeroplan during a 20% bonus) can save you $400+ per ticket.
  • Bilt Rewards users: With Bilt’s 2.2¢/pt value, a 25% transfer bonus to a partner like Flying Blue can make rent payments go even further—50,000 points become 62,500 miles, worth up to $1,100 in flights.
  • Deal chasers: Anyone who waits for the best transfer bonus before booking a big trip can easily add hundreds of dollars in value per redemption.

Who Should Be Cautious

  • Last-minute bookers: If you need to transfer points immediately for an urgent trip, waiting for a bonus may not be feasible.
  • Single-program loyalists: If you only use one airline or hotel program, transfer bonuses may not align with your needs or preferred partners.
  • Low-balance holders: If you have fewer than 10,000 transferable points, the incremental bonus value may not justify the effort.

What To Do Right Now

  1. Bookmark the current transfer bonus tracker for quick reference.
  2. Before transferring points, always check for active bonuses—waiting even a week can mean 20–40% more value.
  3. Review the historical bonus data to spot patterns (e.g., Amex to British Airways often runs 30% bonuses every spring).
  4. If you’re planning a big redemption, consider topping up your balance with a new card sign-up bonus timed to coincide with a transfer bonus.

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