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Chase Transfer Bonus History (2025 to 2026)

By John Bourscheid · Updated September 2026 · 3 min read
Quick answer

Chase periodically runs transfer bonuses that make Ultimate Rewards points go further to a specific partner for a limited time. They rotate, so the table below is a dated history for spotting patterns, not a list of live offers. Always confirm the current bonus at Chase before you transfer, since transfers are one-way and cannot be reversed.

Recent Ultimate Rewards transfer bonuses

These are notable Chase transfer bonuses from 2025 and 2026, with approximate windows. Dates are as of 2026 and drawn from public records; treat them as historical. Chase does not publish a fixed schedule, and offers can appear or extend with little notice.

Partner Approximate window Bonus
IHG One Rewards Through July 30, 2026 100%
Marriott Bonvoy May 16 to June 30, 2026 55%
Southwest Rapid Rewards Through June 5, 2026 30%
Marriott Bonvoy Ended February 28, 2026 50%
Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Ended December 5, 2025 30%
Southwest Rapid Rewards Ended November 6, 2025 25%
Air France / KLM Flying Blue Ended September 30, 2025 20%
Check what a transfer is worth: use the transfer partner finder to see which programs your card reaches, and the points value index for how much each point is worth before a bonus.

What the history tells you

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A few patterns show up. Hotel bonuses to Marriott and IHG appear the most often and run large, sometimes 50 to 100 percent, but a bonus to a low-value program does not automatically make it a good deal. Airline bonuses to Flying Blue, Virgin Atlantic, and Southwest show up a few times a year and are more useful because those miles are worth more per point to begin with. The practical move is to hold points in Ultimate Rewards and transfer only when a bonus lines up with an award you already want, since a bonus to a program you will not use is worth nothing.

Should you wait for a bonus?

Only if your trip is flexible. Transfer bonuses are unpredictable, and holding out for one can mean watching award space disappear. If you have found the seat you want and the math already works, book it. If your dates are open and you are building a balance, it is reasonable to wait for a bonus to a partner you use, like Hyatt-adjacent hotel stays through Marriott or a Flying Blue Promo Reward. Hyatt itself rarely sees transfer bonuses because it is already the strongest value.

Related: see the full Chase transfer partners guide and how the points programs compare.

FAQ

Does Chase have a fixed transfer bonus schedule?

No. Chase runs Ultimate Rewards transfer bonuses at its own discretion, with no published calendar. The history here shows the rough cadence, but you should always confirm the current offer at Chase.

Which partners get Chase transfer bonuses most often?

Historically Marriott and IHG see the largest and most frequent bonuses, often 50 to 100 percent. Airline bonuses to Flying Blue, Virgin Atlantic, and Southwest appear a few times a year.

Should I transfer points speculatively during a bonus?

Usually not. Transfers are one-way and cannot be reversed, so only transfer when you have found an award you want. A bonus to a program you will not use has no value.

Where can I see the current Chase transfer bonus?

Check the Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer page while logged in, since live offers change frequently and are not reflected in any third-party history.

How this guide is kept current

Last reviewed September 2026. We verify every rule, ratio, and figure against issuer terms and current reporting, and date each one. See our editorial standards for how we research and correct guides.