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Why sell instead of redeeming for cash back or travel
Most card issuers let you redeem points for cash back, a statement credit, or travel through their own portal, but those routes usually cap you at a fixed, often unremarkable rate. Statement credits and cash back typically land around 1 cent per point or less, with zero flexibility in how or when you use it. Booking travel through an issuer's own portal is similar, and you're often locked into their inventory and pricing.
Selling on the open market reflects actual demand for your specific points, which is frequently higher than the flat redemption rate your issuer offers, particularly for flexible programs like Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, or Capital One Miles. The trade-off is a short transfer step instead of a few taps in an app, but for a balance of any real size, that extra step is worth meaningfully more cash in your account.
Selling also makes sense if:
- You closed, or plan to close, a card and don't want to lose the points attached to it.
- You've accumulated points across several cards or programs and don't travel enough to use them all.
- Your program has devalued recently and points sitting in today's rate than tomorrow's.
- You need cash now more than you need a future flight or hotel stay.
How much are your credit card points worth?
Credit card points are typically worth between 0.5 and 1.5 cents each when sold, depending on the program, current market demand, and the size of your balance. Larger balances and flexible currencies like Amex Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards tend to land toward the higher end of that range.
| Points balances | Estimated Cash Value |
|---|---|
| 10,000 points | $50 – $150 |
| 50,000 points | $250 – $750 |
| 100,000 points | $500 – $1,500 |
These ranges are a starting point, not a quote. Your exact rate depends on which program the points are in, how many you're selling, and current demand for that currency. Amex and Chase points, for example, usually sell for more per point than smaller co-branded programs because more buyers want them. The fastest way to know your real number is to submit your balance through the form above and get a live quote.
Mistakes to avoid when selling credit card points
A few habits separate a smooth sale from a frustrating one.
- Don't close the card before you sell.
Closing an account can trigger forfeiture of the points attached to it within days, depending on the issuer. Sell first, close later if you were planning to anyway. - Don't wait through a devaluation.
If your issuer has announced a program change, points on hand today are usually worth more than points on hand after the change takes effect. Selling before an announced devaluation locks in the current rate. - Don't share account credentials with anyone that is not a legitimate business.
And when it comes to quotes, a legitimate buyer only needs your program and balance to quote you.
Which credit card points can you sell?
We buy points from every major US and international credit card rewards program, along with most co-branded and regional cards. If you don't see your specific program listed, get in touch, we buy fromsome issuers than we can list here.
Sell Amex Business Platinum Points
Amex points are among the most actively traded points currency because they transfer to a wide network of airline and hotel partners, which keeps buyer demand consistent.
Sell Amex Business Platinum PointsSell Capital One Rewards
Flexible miles that transfer to a long list of airline partners and sell particularly well in larger blocks.
Sell Capital One RewardsSell Chase Rewards
Earned through the Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, and Ink Business cards. Chase's 2025–2026 program changes have made selling a more attractive option for cardholders sitting on large balances.
Sell Chase RewardsSell CIMB Rewards
Accepted, with rates based on current market demand for each currency.
Sell CIMB RewardsSell CITI ThankYou Rewards
Earned through the Premier, Strata, and Prestige cards, with steady demand across most balance sizes.
Sell CITI ThankYou RewardsSell HSBC Rewards
Accepted, with rates based on current market demand for each currency.
Sell HSBC RewardsSell Rove Miles
Sell Rove Miles
Other programs, including Bilt Rewards and smaller co-branded cards, are accepted as well. If you're not sure whether yours qualifies, the fastest way to find out is to submit a quote.
Is it safe and legal to sell credit card points?
This is the question most people have before they do anything else, so it's worth answering directly. Selling your points to a third-party marketplace is different from transferring them person-to-person, which most issuers do restrict. When you sell through The Miles Market, you're not handing your account login to a private stranger or asking your card company to reassign ownership. You're converting a specific points balance into cash through a transaction that follows each program's own transfer mechanics, the same mechanics people use every day to move points to airline and hotel partners.
That said, every card issuer's terms of service are written slightly differently, and some are stricter than others about third-party transfers. The responsible approach is always to work with an established buyer with a verifiable track record, not an anonymous forum listing or a stranger on social media.
Thousands of cardholders sell points every month without incident. The risk isn't in selling itself, it's in who you sell to. That's the whole reason a marketplace with a paper trail, secure forms, and real customer reviews exists in the first place.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, when you work with an established buyer. All you have to do is fill in the credit card points you wish to sell, their amount and that’s it. You’ll quote will be waiting for you in your inbox.
Many credit card firms let users redeem points but not directly for cash. To turn your points into cash, consider services like Miles Market. Discover how to sell Amex points for cash quickly and securely. Contact us for an instant quote on your points' cash value and get paid today!
Yes, credit card reward points can expire, depending on the card issuer's policy. It's essential to check the terms and conditions of your specific card's rewards program to understand the expiration rules.
To avoid devaluation or expiration of your credit card points, contact us today to get the best rate for your points.
The value of your credit card points is determined by the number of points you want to sell and the current market conditions. However, at TheMilesMarket, we guarantee the best rates for your points. Reach out to us today to determine the precise value of your credit card points.
Chase Ultimate Rewards points do not expire as long as your account remains open and in good standing. However, if you close your credit card account or fall behind on payments, you risk losing your points. It’s essential to manage your account carefully to retain your rewards.
No. You don't need to close your card to sell points, and doing so is generally a bad idea because some programs forfeit points within 30 days of account closure. Selling first, while the account is open and in good standing, protects the value of your balance.
Three things: which program the points are in, how many you're selling, and current market demand for that currency. Flexible programs like Amex and Chase generally sell for more per point than smaller retail or co-branded programs. The estimate table above gives you a range, but an actual quote will give you an exact figure.