As of November 11, 2026, Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer bonuses are reported to include 30% to British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus Avios through December 1, 80% to IHG One Rewards through December 3, and 30% to Wyndham Rewards through December 3. Capital One miles are reported to carry a 20% bonus to Air France/KLM Flying Blue through November 30. These bonuses reward moving points only when you already plan to use them, so the useful question is which offer, if any, fits a trip or stay you want.
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Which Chase transfer bonuses are live right now
Chase Ultimate Rewards is reported to have four partner bonuses running at once. Three of them share one rate and one deadline: a 30% bonus when points move to British Airways, Iberia or Aer Lingus Avios, through December 1. Avios from those three programs are often used for short flights and for award tickets on partner airlines, which is one reason the 30% rate can be worth acting on for members who already fly those routes.
The other two Chase bonuses run through December 3. The IHG One Rewards offer is reported at 80%, the largest percentage in this group, and the Wyndham Rewards offer at 30%. A large percentage does not make a bonus the best use of your points, because the value of the points you receive depends on what they buy in that program.
Transfer bonus end dates side by side
| Points program | Transfer to | Reported bonus | Reported end date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capital One | Air France/KLM Flying Blue | 20% | November 30 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | British Airways Avios | 30% | December 1 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | Iberia Avios | 30% | December 1 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | Aer Lingus Avios | 30% | December 1 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | IHG One Rewards | 80% | December 3 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | Wyndham Rewards | 30% | December 3 |
Is a Chase or Capital One transfer bonus worth using
Start from the redemption, not the bonus. If you are already planning an award flight with Avios or Flying Blue, or a hotel stay with IHG or Wyndham, a bonus lowers the points you need to move and is worth checking. If you have no plan, a bonus is not a reason to transfer, because points moved to a partner program usually cannot be moved back and may lose the flexibility they had in your bank account.
The IHG offer shows why percentages mislead. It is the largest on this list, yet hotel points are often valued lower than airline points, so a bigger bonus can still deliver less than a smaller one. Compare the cash price of the stay with the points you would spend after the bonus, and keep points in your bank account if the comparison is close.
Who should act and who should wait on these transfer bonuses
Members with a booked or nearly booked trip are the clearest fit, particularly if award space is already visible on the airline or hotel site. Members who are collecting points for a flexible future trip, or who are unsure which program they will use, can reasonably skip these offers. A Flying Blue transfer ends first, on November 30, so that decision should come before the Chase deadlines.
Check award availability before you transfer. Transfers from Chase and Capital One can take time to arrive in some programs, and a short deadline leaves little room for error. Confirm the final bonus and end date on the transfer screen in your own account, since a bonus can end earlier than expected or differ by account.