How to Transfer Capital One Miles to Airline and Hotel Partners
Published November 11, 2026. Offer details were accurate at the time of publication. Check the card issuer’s website for the most up-to-date information.
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If you have Capital One miles, you can move them to airline and hotel partners. The option isn’t on the main account page, though, so a lot of people miss it.
Here’s exactly where to find it. It takes less than a minute.
How to transfer Capital One miles, step by step
- Sign in at capitalone.com or in the Capital One app, and choose the card that holds your miles.
- Go to your rewards and click View Rewards.
- Under “Redeem your rewards,” tap Transfer rewards. This is where Capital One lists all of its airline and hotel partners.
- Tap Transfer Miles under the partner you want. That button starts the transfer. Read “Can you undo a transfer?” below before you tap it.
What you’ll see on the Transfer Rewards page
You’ll see the full list of partners you can transfer to, along with how many partner miles or points you get for every 1,000 Capital One miles. When Capital One is running a transfer bonus with a partner, you’ll see a “Special Offer” label on it. Tapping Transfer Miles next to any partner opens the transfer for that program.
Can’t find it?
Make sure you clicked into the right card first. You need to be looking at a card that earns Capital One miles, then click View Rewards from there.
Look for the words “Transfer rewards.” Capital One doesn’t label it “Transfer to Partners,” which is why it’s easy to miss.
Can you undo a transfer?
No. Once you transfer miles to a partner, you can’t move them back. Capital One’s own guide says there’s no way to return miles to your Capital One account once a transfer is finalized. So find the flight or hotel you want first, and make sure you can book it with that partner’s miles. Then transfer.
Once you know where this section lives, you’ll find it in seconds every time.
Transferring isn’t the only way to use your miles. I’ve also used mine to pay for Disney tickets. Here’s how I do it.
Don’t have Capital One miles yet?
These are the Capital One cards I’ve written about. All three earn Capital One miles.
Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card
I like the flexible miles from this card, with plenty of options from the transfer partners. I like transferring them to Flying Blue or Virgin for deals to Europe! Read my full take on the Venture.
- Intro offer: bonus_miles_full
- Ongoing rewards: rewards_description_long
- Annual fee: annual_fees
- Regular APR: reg_apr,reg_apr_type
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Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card
This is my MVP card that I plan to keep open forever. Read my full take on the Venture X.
- Intro offer: bonus_miles_full
- Ongoing rewards: rewards_description_long
- Annual fee: annual_fees
- Regular APR: reg_apr,reg_apr_type
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For your business: Capital One Venture Business
This is a business card, and it earns the same Capital One miles. I like Capital One miles because of their many transfer partners, like Flying Blue and Virgin. Read my full take on the Venture Business.
- Intro offer: bonus_miles_full
- Ongoing rewards: rewards_description_long
- Annual fee: annual_fees
- Regular APR: reg_apr,reg_apr_type
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