How It Works

How Selling Miles Works

Selling your miles happens through one of two paths, depending on where your points currently live.

Credit Card Program

Points transfer to a partner account

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Frequent Flyer Account

Miles verified, then used for bookings

1. Transfer from a Credit Card Program

Many credit card reward programs let you move points into a partner's airline or hotel loyalty account rather than redeeming them yourself. If your card supports this, we tell you exactly which partner program offers the best value for your points and give you the specific account number or ID to send them to.

You initiate the transfer

Log into your credit card account and send the points yourself — we never ask for your login credentials.

We confirm the transfer

Once the points land in the partner account, we verify the transfer on our end.

You get paid the same day

No waiting period once the transfer clears — payment goes out same-day.

2. Sell Miles from Your Airline Frequent Flyer Account

If your miles are already sitting in an airline's frequent flyer program, the process starts with a quote based on your program and balance.

You accept a quote

Based on your specific program and current mileage balance.

We verify the miles

Balance, expiry status, and any restrictions the airline places on the account are checked before anything else happens.

You're paid upfront

Payment is released before any tickets are booked against your account.

Your account books travel for others

The balance is drawn down over time as bookings are made for other customers on that airline.

Both paths lead to the same outcome — cash for miles you weren't going to use — but they differ in how the miles physically move and how quickly you're paid.