Eight transfer bonuses run in November 2026, ending Nov. 14 to Dec. 10. Most fall short on paper. One ANA First seat for 66,000 Capital One miles doesn't.
By Vamsi, RewardsGuru.club. Published November 2, 2026.
The short version: Eight transfer bonuses are running in November 2026, from Capital One, Chase, Amex, Citi and Rove. At our values most of them come up short on paper: only Capital One to Virgin Atlantic beats what the same points are worth with no bonus at all, by about $1 per 1,000 miles. One real seat shows how far a single booking can move that math. ANA First Class from New York to Tokyo is 85,000 Virgin points one way, which is 66,000 Capital One miles with the 30% bonus, and Google Flights had the same ANA nonstop at $15,728 for January 13, 2027. That is about 23 cents a mile even after ANA's $419 fuel surcharge, against our value of 1.85 cents. Three more priced cases follow: Aer Lingus business to Dublin, a Wyndham resort night in Puerto Rico, and a Ritz-Carlton night in Grand Cayman, the one that stays under. Checked November 2, 2026.
On paper, November's transfer bonuses look like small change. We value a Capital One mile at 1.85 cents, a Chase point at 2 cents, an Amex point at 1.9 cents and a Citi point at 1.8 cents. Run each bonus through those values and seven of the eight are worth less after the transfer than the same points are worth before it. The biggest percentages, Chase's 80% to IHG and Amex's 35% to Marriott, land among the lowest values, because hotel points are worth less than a cent each at our values.
Averages are not bookings, though. A transfer is worth whatever the seat or night you spend it on is worth, so for four of the bonuses we priced a real one on the program's own site and the cash fare for the same flight or room. The table comes first, then the four cases.
| Transfer | Bonus | 1,000 points become | Ends | Where we saw it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capital One to Virgin Atlantic Flying Club | 30% | 1,300 Virgin points | November 20, 11:59 p.m. ET | Capital One's app, in our account |
| Capital One to Air France-KLM Flying Blue | 20% | 1,200 Flying Blue miles | November 30, 11:59 p.m. ET | Capital One's app, in our account |
| Chase to Aer Lingus, British Airways or Iberia | 30% | 1,300 Avios | December 1 | Roame's transfer-bonus tracker |
| Chase to IHG One Rewards | 80% | 1,800 IHG points | December 3 | Roame's transfer-bonus tracker |
| Chase to Wyndham Rewards | 30% | 1,300 Wyndham points | December 3 | Roame's transfer-bonus tracker |
| Amex to Marriott Bonvoy | 35% | 1,350 Marriott points | December 10 | Roame's transfer-bonus tracker |
| Citi to Cathay Pacific Asia Miles | 10% | 1,100 Asia Miles on cards that transfer 1:1 | November 14 | Roame's transfer-bonus tracker |
| Rove to JetBlue TrueBlue | 20% | 1,200 TrueBlue points | November 14, 11:59 p.m. ET | Rove's announcement |
Chase, Amex and Citi keep their bonus lists behind the cardholder login, so for those five we use Roame's tracker, the partner source we rely on when a bank publishes nothing. Your own transfer screen is the fact: if it shows a different number or date, that one wins. Chase's 30% covers all three Avios programs: Aer Lingus, British Airways and Iberia.

Per 1,000 points, at our values:
| Transfer | Worth after the bonus | Same points kept, at our value | Best everyday transfer, no bonus | Break-even per partner point |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capital One to Virgin Atlantic | $19.50 | $18.50 | $16.50 (Singapore Airlines or Qatar Airways) | 1.42 cents |
| Capital One to Flying Blue | $16.80 | $18.50 | $16.50 | 1.54 cents |
| Chase to Aer Lingus, British Airways or Iberia | $17.55 to $18.20 | $20.00 | $16.50 (Singapore Airlines) | 1.54 cents |
| Chase to IHG | $10.80 | $20.00 | $16.50 | 1.11 cents |
| Chase to Wyndham | $8.84 | $20.00 | $16.50 | 1.54 cents |
| Amex to Marriott | $10.40 | $19.00 | $16.50 (Qatar Airways or Singapore Airlines) | 1.41 cents |
| Citi to Cathay Pacific | $12.65 | $18.00 | $22.00 (Japan Airlines, on Citi's 1:1 cards) | 1.64 cents |
| Rove to JetBlue | $16.20 | no Rove value of our own | $22.00 (Japan Airlines) | 1.83 cents, against Japan Airlines |
The values behind those numbers are our own, as used on November 2, 2026: a Virgin point at 1.5 cents, a Flying Blue mile at 1.4 cents, a British Airways or Aer Lingus Avios at 1.35 cents and an Iberia Avios at 1.4 cents, an IHG point at 0.6 cents, a Wyndham point at 0.68 cents, a Marriott point at 0.77 cents, an Asia Mile at 1.15 cents, a TrueBlue point at 1.35 cents, a Japan Airlines mile at 2.2 cents, and a Singapore Airlines or Qatar Airways point at 1.65 cents. The break-even column is the kept value divided by what 1,000 points become: a booking that gets more than that per partner point beats keeping the points.
What the math says:
Those are averages. The four cases below are single bookings, and the division rule is the same for each: the cash price divided by the points it takes.
Virgin Atlantic prices ANA awards from a fixed chart, one way, by region. Japan to "Europe / Central & Eastern USA / Mexico" is 85,000 points in First Class and 60,000 in business. Virgin's terms on the same page say "All mileage is for a one-way ticket excluding passenger taxes, duties, fee, charges and surcharges."

With the 30% bonus, 85,000 Virgin points take 66,000 Capital One miles, which land as 85,800. Capital One's partner page sets a 1,000-mile minimum, so we round up to a clean thousand to make sure the award is covered after the bonus posts.
Google Flights showed both of ANA's New York JFK to Tokyo Haneda nonstops at $15,728 one way in First Class for Wednesday, January 13, 2027, taxes included. Its Cheapest tab started at $14,506, which can mean a connection or a third-party seller.

Virgin's points price leaves surcharges out, and ANA's own page sets its fuel surcharge at $419 per flight between North America and Japan for tickets issued November 1 to December 31, 2026. Virgin doesn't publish what it collects on an ANA award, so we count the full $419.

The math, before the taxes Virgin collects at booking: $15,728 minus the $419 surcharge is $15,309, and $15,309 divided by 66,000 Capital One miles is about 23 cents a mile. At our 1.85-cent value, those 66,000 miles are worth about $1,221.
The catches are real, and they are about the seat, not the math:
Aer Lingus prices awards by distance zone and season. Its own example puts Dublin to New York in Zone 5, business class, at 50,000 Avios off-peak and 60,000 peak, "excl. taxes, fees and carrier charges payable in cash."

With the 30% bonus, 50,000 Avios take 39,000 Chase points, which land as 50,700. That is the same 39,000 Chase points the Kimpton Seafire night in Grand Cayman takes, and at our 2-cent value both are worth about $780.
Google Flights had Aer Lingus's 5:00 p.m. nonstop from New York JFK to Dublin at $2,796 in business for Wednesday, January 13, 2027. Off-peak, that is about 7.2 cents per Chase point before Aer Lingus's taxes, fees and carrier charges. If the date prices as peak, 60,000 Avios take 47,000 Chase points and it is still about 5.9 cents. Google's Cheapest tab started at $1,006 in business that day.

Aer Lingus's carrier charges are paid in cash at booking, so the total is the number to see before the transfer.
Wyndham's search filters list four free-night prices: 5,000, 15,000, 30,000 and 45,000 points. The Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Rainforest Beach and Golf Resort in Puerto Rico prices at the top one: 45,000 points a night for January 3 to 6, 2027.

Cash for the same room and dates is $1,038.45 a night, with Wyndham's fees included. Wyndham's terms say a free night covers "the room rate ... including local taxes and resort/facility fees" (Caesars Rewards properties are the exception), so the free night skips the resort's 26.64% resort fee too.

With the 30% bonus, 45,000 Wyndham points take 35,000 Chase points, which land as 45,500. $1,038.45 divided by 35,000 is about 3 cents per Chase point, against our 2 cents.
The rule that travels to any Wyndham hotel: with the bonus, the four free-night prices take 4,000, 12,000, 24,000 and 35,000 Chase points. At 2 cents a Chase point, the transfer beats keeping the points when a night costs more than $80, $240, $480 or $700 in cash.
The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman priced its Garden View guest room at 498,000 points for January 3 to 6, 2027, three nights, plus a $110 daily resort fee that Marriott charges on points stays too.

Cash for the same room was $1,685 a night on average including the resort fee, $5,055 for the stay before taxes.

With the 35% bonus, 498,000 Marriott points take 369,000 Amex points, which land as 498,150. Both ways you pay the $330 in resort fees, so the points replace $4,725 of room. That is about 1.3 cents per Amex point, under our 1.9 cents. For this stay to reach 1.9 cents, the room part would have to cost about $7,011, roughly half again what Marriott shows before taxes.
The break-even for any Marriott booking with this bonus is 1.41 cents per Marriott point: the cash price, minus anything you'd pay either way, divided by the points.
Roame searches award space across many airline programs, and our code REWARDSGURUCLUB takes 10% off a paid plan. Its transfer-bonus tracker is also where we confirm the Chase, Amex and Citi bonuses each month. ANA awards through Virgin are booked with Virgin's Flying Club team, and Aer Lingus books its own reward flights at aerlingus.com.
Last month's bonuses are in October's transfer bonuses, every bank-to-airline bonus we priced this year is in our transfer bonus history, and every bonus running now, in dollars per 1,000 points, is on our transfer bonuses page.
Bonus figures are current as of November 2, 2026; confirm the live offer in your bank's rewards account before transferring.
Sources: Virgin Atlantic's ANA partner page, ANA's fuel surcharge page, Aer Lingus's reward flight page, Wyndham Grand Rio Mar rates, Wyndham Rewards redemption terms, Marriott's Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, Capital One's transfer partner page, Rove's JetBlue announcement, Google Flights.
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