Bilt adds JetBlue TrueBlue as a 1:1 transfer partner
From 20 October 2026, Bilt Rewards points transfer to JetBlue TrueBlue at 1:1 in 1,000-point increments. Bilt was the last major US transferable currency without a JetBlue route. No transfer bonus has been announced.
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Bilt Rewards added JetBlue TrueBlue as an airline transfer partner on 20 October 2026, at a 1:1 ratio. AwardWallet, Frequent Miler and Doctor of Credit all report the same ratio and timing.
The transfer terms
| Detail | |
|---|---|
| Ratio | 1 Bilt point = 1 TrueBlue point |
| Increments | 1,000 points |
| Minimum transfer | 1,000 points (2,000 for Bilt members with Blue status) |
| Speed | Expected to be near instant |
| Before your first transfer | Link your TrueBlue account to Bilt |
The minimums and the linking step come from AwardWallet. Frequent Miler and Doctor of Credit confirm the 1:1 ratio.
How it compares
Frequent Miler notes that Bilt was the last of the major transferable currencies with no JetBlue route at all. Its 1:1 rate now matches Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo and Rove. Per Frequent Miler, American Express transfers to JetBlue at 250:200 and Capital One at 1,000:600, so Bilt is one of the better ways to top up a TrueBlue balance.
Is it worth transferring?
Only move points when you have a specific award in mind. Treat any transfer as one way, and remember that points left in Bilt keep every other partner open.
Doctor of Credit suggests waiting until 1 November 2026 before moving points, because Bilt often launches new partners with a transfer bonus on its monthly Rent Day. No bonus has been announced, so treat that as a reason to wait a few days, not a promise.
Which CardPolo cards are affected
None directly. The only Bilt card in the CardPolo catalog is the original Wells Fargo version, which is now discontinued, so this post links no card page. The partner change applies to Bilt Rewards members whatever card they hold.
Want to see what your points are worth before you move them? Run your balance through the points calculator, or check the transfer partners map for every route our catalog tracks.
Sources
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