Put your points to work.

Credit card points, airline miles, hotel points, travel certificates such as companion fares and free-night awards, and perks like lounge passes, upgrades and statement credits.

Check your programme’s terms before listing or acquiring anything. Some programmes restrict transfers between accounts, and that rule is between you and them — not something we can waive.

We don’t. This is a free marketplace for people who have perks they want to buy, sell or trade. There are no fees, no membership costs and no ads.

There is always risk in transacting online, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. What we do is moderate the marketplace for bad actors and ban them on sight, and give you the things that let you judge someone yourself: ratings left only by members who have actually corresponded with them, a count of completed listings, and a conversation history that stays on the platform.

The rest is a community built on trust and professionalism.

Guides on transacting safely

In the United States there is no general law against it. The binding constraint is almost never criminal law — it is the programme’s own terms, and nearly every airline and hotel programme prohibits selling, bartering or brokering its points. Courts have enforced those terms.

That distinction matters because the consequence is different. You are not risking prosecution; you are risking the account. Programmes close accounts, void awards and forfeit balances when they decide a transfer was sold, and they do watch for it. Read your programme’s terms and decide for yourself before you list anything.

Safer with a platform that gives you something to judge a stranger on. Every member here confirms their email before they can post or message, ratings can only be left by someone who has actually corresponded with you, completed-listing counts come from the database rather than a claim, and the whole conversation stays on the platform so there is a record of what was agreed.

We moderate the marketplace and remove bad actors, but that happens after a listing goes up, not before — so treat the signals above as evidence, not a guarantee. Agree the sequence in writing, never share a password or a one-time code, and treat pressure to move fast or off-platform as a reason to stop.

Guides on transacting safely

No. We connect members and host the conversation. We do not hold funds, process payments, act as a broker, or guarantee that a transaction completes.

Buyers and sellers agree terms and carry out the exchange themselves.

Ask specific questions before agreeing to anything: which programme, how the transfer happens, what the timing is, and what happens if the transfer fails. Confirm the programme allows what you are planning.

Keep the conversation on the platform so there is a record of what was agreed. Treat pressure to move fast, or off-platform, as a reason to stop — you are always free to walk away.