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Loyalty Program Hub

Every loyalty program. Explained.

One program, one page. Pick what you need below — the details live on each program page.

34 programs

Popular program comparisons

Head-to-head comparisons of the most traded currencies — transfer rules, fees and market value per 1,000 points.

Three ways miles get delivered

Every listing has exactly one fulfillment type. It defines what you buy, which steps follow, and when the seller gets paid.

Reward ticket

You issue one specific award ticket (route, date, cabin, passengers) for the buyer.

  1. 1Payment secured
  2. 2Ticket issued
  3. 3Buyer verification
  4. 4Order completed

Pool / connection required

Buyer and seller must first be connected through the program's pool/group function.

  1. 1Payment secured
  2. 2Connection confirmed
  3. 3Transfer declared by seller
  4. 4Order completed

Direct transfer

Rewards are transferred straight to the buyer's account, no connection step needed.

  1. 1Payment secured
  2. 2Recipient details confirmed
  3. 3Transfer declared by seller
  4. 4Order completed

In all three cases the total price is fixed before you buy — taxes, surcharges and transfer fees are already included. No extra charges afterwards, and payout is only released after confirmation.

Which miles can you buy, sell or transfer?

Every frequent flyer and hotel program has its own rules on whether miles may be transferred to other accounts, pooled or redeemed for third parties. The Loyalty Hub brings these rules together per program — with the current mile value and an assessment of how easily a program can be traded in practice.

Low-cost transfer

Programs like Avios allow transfers to other accounts for free or for a small fee. Here a mile transfer is the most direct route — buyers and sellers see the price per 1,000 miles instantly.

Award ticket instead of a mile transfer

With Miles & More, Flying Blue and many other programs, selling miles is not intended. What works instead is an award booking: the seller books the award ticket in the buyer's name, including taxes and fees.

Pool and family accounts

Some programs allow pooling miles within defined groups of people. Where that applies, it is shown on the program page — including how long a connection must exist.

What miles are worth

Depending on program and cabin, the fair value is usually between 0.8 and 2.0 cents per mile. Our valuation combines official award charts with real market prices and is updated daily.

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protected payment
Funds are released only once the miles have arrived.
Release after 24 h
Automatic release after delivery; bank arrival usually 3–7 business days.
No seller fee
Buyer pays the 10% commission, no listing fees.