Diners Club Rewards
Diners Club Rewards points transfer to 1 airline and hotel programs, all at 1:0.8.
- Transfer partners
- 1
- 1 airline
- Published value
- 2¢
- a point, from 1 publisher
Where Diners Club Rewards points can go
Airlines
| Partner | Ratio | Transfer time |
|---|---|---|
| Southwest Rapid Rewards | 1:0.81,000 points become 800 | 2 to 4 weeks |
Before you transfer
- Transfers go one way. Once points move to a partner they can't come back, so transfer only when the award you want is there to book.
- Ratios change. Issuers add and drop partners and run limited-time transfer bonuses. Check the terms on the day you move.
- "Instant" usually means minutes. Some partners take days, and an award seat can disappear while points are in transit.
- Blocks and names. Most transfers go in blocks of 1,000, and the airline or hotel account must be in your own name.
Membership
- When Club Rewards expire
- Points do not expire while the account is open and in good standing. If the account closes in good standing, you have 90 days to redeem the points, after which they are forfeited.
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Questions about Diners Club Rewards
Where can Diners Club Rewards points be transferred?
To 1 partners: 1 airline program, including Southwest Rapid Rewards.
What is the Diners Club Rewards transfer ratio?
Every partner is 1:0.8. The exceptions: Southwest Rapid Rewards at 1:0.8.
How long does a Diners Club Rewards transfer take?
None of the partners are instant. The rest take from hours to a few days, and a transfer can't be reversed once it's sent.
Do Diners Club Rewards points expire?
Points do not expire while the account is open and in good standing. If the account closes in good standing, you have 90 days to redeem the points, after which they are forfeited.