Chase Ultimate Rewards to Wyndham 30% Transfer Bonus

Chase Ultimate Rewards to Wyndham transfer bonus: 1:1.3 until December 3

The Chase Ultimate Rewards to Wyndham transfer bonus raises the usual 1:1 transfer rate to 1:1.3 for a limited time. As of November 1, 2026, Chase is offering a 30% bonus on Ultimate Rewards points moved to Wyndham Rewards, and the promotion is valid until December 3, 2026. In practice, 1,000 Chase points would become 1,300 Wyndham points while the offer lasts. The bonus is a reason to look at the option, not a reason to transfer by itself, and it matters most to cardholders who already have a specific use for Wyndham points.

What a 1:1.3 Chase to Wyndham transfer rate means

Under the normal rate, 1,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points become 1,000 Wyndham points. During the promotion the same transfer produces 1,300 Wyndham points. That is a 30% increase in the number of Wyndham points you receive, and it applies to the points moved, not to your whole balance. The arithmetic is simple, but the value of the result depends on what you can book with the Wyndham points afterward. The terms reviewed here do not describe Wyndham award prices, room availability or any point value, so treat the bonus as a larger quantity of points rather than a guarantee of a better redemption.

Is the Wyndham transfer bonus worth using?

The reported assessment is measured: this is not the best offer, but if you have a need for Wyndham points it is clearly better than the standard 1:1 rate. That is a sensible way to read it. A 30% bonus is a modest improvement compared with the larger transfer bonuses that sometimes appear for other partners, so there is little reason to rush if you have no planned Wyndham stay. If you do have one, moving only the points you need while the bonus is active costs you nothing extra compared with transferring later at the normal rate, and it can give you a meaningful cushion.

Who should consider moving Chase points to Wyndham

This offer is most relevant to people who already earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points and who stay at Wyndham properties or have a booking in mind. It is less relevant if your Chase points are earmarked for another airline or hotel partner, or if you prefer to keep them flexible until you have found a specific trip. Keeping Ultimate Rewards points in the Chase account preserves your options, while a transfer commits them to one program. Because the bonus ends on December 3, 2026, the decision is really about whether you can name a Wyndham use before then, not about whether a bonus exists.

Checks to make before you transfer Chase points

Start by pricing the stay you want in Wyndham points, then work backward to the number of Chase points you would need at the 1:1.3 rate. Confirm that the bonus appears on the Chase transfer screen with the ratio you expect, because the details here come from a reported announcement rather than a review of every live screen. Make sure your Wyndham account details are correct, and transfer only what the booking requires. Transfers between loyalty programs are generally not reversible, so a small mistake can be costly. Note the date and amount of any transfer so you can track the points when they arrive.

Questions to answer before the offer ends

Ask three questions before you transfer. Do you have a specific Wyndham stay in mind, and what does it cost in Wyndham points? Would the same Chase points be worth more with another partner or another redemption? Can you complete the booking before the promotion ends on December 3, 2026? If you cannot answer the first two, holding your points is the safer choice. The bonus is a time-limited improvement on a normal rate, and the right moment to use it is when a real booking supports the numbers. Last checked November 1, 2026; confirm the current terms with Chase before you act.