Chase Ultimate Rewards points transfer to 14 partners: 10 airline programs and 4 hotel programs. Most transfers are 1:1, so 1,000 Chase points become 1,000 partner points. World of Hyatt is the exception, at 4:3 as of October 1, 2026 for Sapphire Preferred, Ink Business Preferred, Ink Plus and Corporate Flex cardmembers, so 1,000 points become 750 Hyatt points. Chase says most transfers process by the next business day but can take up to 7 business days.

The Current List, Ratios and Times

Where the list comes from. Chase's Sapphire Preferred benefits page names every current partner and states the ratios. We also read Chase's own "Transfer to Travel Partners" screen on a Sapphire Reserve account on September 2, 2026, and it showed the same 14 partners.

Partner programTypeRatio (Chase points : partner points)Notes
Aer Lingus AerClubAirline1:1Avios
Air Canada AeroplanAirline1:1
Air France KLM Flying BlueAirline1:1
British AirwaysAirline1:1Avios. Chase's page still says "Executive Club"; BA now calls its program The British Airways Club
IberiaAirline1:1Avios. Chase's page says "Iberia Plus"; Chase's transfer screen says "Iberia Club"
JetBlue TrueBlueAirline1:1
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyerAirline1:1
Southwest Airlines Rapid RewardsAirline1:1
United MileagePlusAirline1:1
Virgin Atlantic Flying ClubAirline1:1
IHG One RewardsHotel1:1
Marriott BonvoyHotel1:1
Wyndham RewardsHotel1:1
World of HyattHotel4:3 on the cards Chase namesSee below

The Hyatt ratio. Chase's Sapphire Preferred page says Ultimate Rewards points transfer to World of Hyatt at 4:3, so 1,000 points become 750 Hyatt points. Its grace period for accounts opened before June 15, 2026 ended September 30, 2026. Chase's Ink Business Preferred page puts the same 4:3 rate on Ink Business Preferred points as of October 1, 2026. Chase adds on that page that you log in to the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal to see transfer rates for all partners, which is where any cardmember reads the rate on their own account. We cover which cards are affected in Chase to Hyatt transfers drop to 4:3.

Transfer rules, in Chase's words. Chase's transfer screen says you need at least 1,000 points to transfer, transfers go in multiples of 1,000, all transfers are final, and "most point transfers process by the next business day, but may take up to 7 business days."

Which cards can transfer. Chase's Ultimate Rewards page says you can transfer points to travel partners "with select cards." Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, Ink Business Preferred and Sapphire Reserve for Business each list transfers as a benefit on their Chase pages.

What Are Chase Ultimate Rewards Transfer Partners?

Transfer partners are airline and hotel loyalty programs that accept Chase points. Once you transfer, your points become that program's currency, and they follow that program's rules from then on.

The value comes from award prices. Some airline and hotel awards cost far fewer points than the cash price would suggest, and that's where a transfer can beat redeeming through Chase Travel.

Transfers can't be reversed. Our guide to why points transfers can't be undone explains what that means in practice.

How to Transfer Chase Points to Partners

  1. Sign in to Chase and open Ultimate Rewards.
  2. Choose "Transfer to Travel Partners" and pick the program.
  3. Link your loyalty account the first time, using your member number and your name exactly as the partner has it.
  4. Enter the number of points, in multiples of 1,000, with at least 1,000.
  5. Review and confirm. Chase says all transfers are final.
  6. Allow for the processing time. Most transfers process by the next business day, and some take up to 7 business days, so leave room before a fare you're watching disappears.

Tips for Smooth Transfers

  • Confirm award availability first. Never transfer speculatively.
  • Match names exactly between Chase and the partner account.
  • Save your confirmation in case you need to follow up.
  • Transfer only what you need for the booking, plus a small buffer.
  • Watch for transfer bonuses. Chase runs them to specific partners from time to time. Our transfer bonus guide explains how to judge one.

Choosing a Partner

Start from the trip, not the program.

  • Flying within the US? United, Southwest and JetBlue are the domestic airline partners on the list.
  • Flying to Europe? Flying Blue, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus all fly there or partner with airlines that do.
  • Flying across the Pacific or within Asia? Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and Air Canada Aeroplan are the names to price.
  • Staying in hotels? Hyatt, Marriott, IHG and Wyndham are the four hotel partners. Check the Hyatt ratio your card gets before you plan around it.

Price the same trip in two or three programs before moving points. The same flight can cost very different amounts depending on which program you book through.

Strategies for Maximizing Value

Research First

Never transfer points without a plan. Search for award availability, check the cash price of the same trip, and compare it with what the points would get you through Chase Travel.

Stack With Transfer Bonuses

When Chase offers a bonus to a partner you were going to use anyway, it lowers the effective cost of the award. A bonus to a program you won't use is worth nothing.

Keep Points Flexible Until You Book

Points in Chase can still go anywhere on the list. Points in a partner program can only be used there. Keep them in Chase until the award is ready to book.

Watch Program Changes

Partners change their award prices, and Chase changes its ratios, as the Hyatt change shows. Check the current ratio in your account at the moment you transfer.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Transferring Without Checking Availability

Points transferred to partners can't come back to Chase. Search for the award, have backup dates, and know the partner's booking and cancellation rules before transferring.

Ignoring the Math

Compare the cash price of the trip with the points it needs, and with what the same points would get through Chase Travel.

Overlooking Transfer Times

Chase says most transfers process by the next business day, but some take up to 7 business days. For a time-sensitive booking, that gap matters.

Transferring also hands your points to the partner's expiration rules. Check the receiving program's policy before you move a balance you aren't about to spend.

Forgetting About Fees

Partner programs can charge taxes, surcharges and booking or change fees. Factor them into the value of the award.

Tools and Resources

Award Search Tools

Planning Resources

The Bottom Line

Chase points go to 14 programs, 10 airlines and 4 hotels, and most at 1:1. The two to watch are the Hyatt ratio, 4:3 for Sapphire Preferred, Ink Business Preferred, Ink Plus and Corporate Flex cardmembers, and Chase's stated processing time, most by the next business day and up to 7.

Keep points in Chase until you're ready to book, confirm the ratio your card gets, and always check award space before you transfer.

Updated 2026-09-28: Chase says Sapphire Preferred, Ink Business Preferred, Ink Plus and Corporate Flex points transfer to World of Hyatt at 4:3 as of October 1, 2026. We corrected where this article gave only the October date.

Updated October 1, 2026: Chase now transfers Ultimate Rewards points to World of Hyatt at 4:3 rather than 1:1 for Sapphire Preferred, Ink Business Preferred, Ink Plus and Corporate Flex cardmembers, so we corrected the transfer ratio.

Sources

  1. Chase newsroom, Meet the New Chase Sapphire Preferred (June 15, 2026): 4:3 to World of Hyatt immediately for Sapphire Preferred cardmembers who apply on or after June 15, 2026; October 1, 2026 for earlier cardmembers and for the Ink Business Preferred (read 2026-09-28)
  2. Chase Sapphire Preferred benefits page: Ultimate Rewards transfer to World of Hyatt at 4:3 (read 2026-10-01)
  3. Chase Ink Business Preferred: starting October 1, 2026 points transfer to World of Hyatt at 4:3 (read 2026-10-01)

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