Frequently Asked Questions

Air France-KLM Flying Blue, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Japan Airlines Mileage Bank, and United MileagePlus see the most demand, but we accept balances from 20+ airline programs.

Axis Bank points (both Group A and Group B) and HDFC Infinia are our most requested bank programs, alongside HSBC, ICICI Bank, and SBI Card.

Our standard minimum is 10,000 miles or points, across both airline and bank programs. Smaller balances may still qualify — contact us to discuss options.

Possibly — reach out through the contact page with your program and approximate balance, and we'll let you know if we can make an offer.

Rates vary by program and shift with current market demand, so we don't publish a fixed rate card. Submit a quote request with your program and balance, and we'll send back a priced offer — usually within the hour, with no obligation to accept.

It depends on the program and current market demand — we don't publish fixed per-mile rates. Request a quote with your program and balance and we'll send back an exact, priced offer.

Most transactions — from quote to verification to payout — complete within 24 hours. Some accounts require additional verification that can extend the timeline slightly.

We support bank transfer and UPI. You'll choose your preferred method when you accept an offer.

The main risks are non-payment and working with an unverified buyer. Look for clear payment terms agreed in writing before any account access is shared, and a verifiable track record.

Selling miles is generally a program terms-of-service matter rather than a legal one. Rules vary by program, so it's worth checking your specific program's terms.

Many programs expire points after 12–24 months of account inactivity, though some, including Delta SkyMiles and JetBlue TrueBlue, do not expire at all. Bank reward points often expire on a fixed annual cycle. Check your specific program's current policy to be sure.