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How to Transfer Chase Points to Hyatt

By Matthew Lynch
September 5, 2023
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Transferring your hard-earned Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Hyatt can be a smart move, as it can lead to maximized value for your points and provide fantastic experiences in luxury hotels worldwide. In this article, we’ll walk you through the simple process of transferring Chase points to Hyatt.

Step 1: Create a World of Hyatt account

Before you can transfer points from Chase to Hyatt, you’ll need to have a World of Hyatt account. If you don’t already have one, visit the World of Hyatt website and sign up for a free account. Make sure you have your account number handy for the transfer process.

Step 2: Log in to your Chase Ultimate Rewards account

Access your Chase Ultimate Rewards portal by logging into your Chase account online or through the mobile app. Navigate to the Ultimate Rewards section and select the credit card that has the points you wish to transfer.

Step 3: Link your World of Hyatt account

From the main Ultimate Rewards dashboard, navigate to the “Transfer Points” tab, then select “Transfer to Travel Partners”. Scroll down and look for the World of Hyatt option. If you haven’t already linked your World of Hyatt account, click on “New Travel Partner” under the World of Hyatt logo, enter your World of Hyatt membership number and name, and click on “Add Travel Partner”.

Step 4: Initiate the point transfer

Now that your World of Hyatt account is linked, click on “Transfer Points” under the World of Hyatt logo. Enter the number of points you want to transfer. Keep in mind that transfers must be made in increments of 1,000 points, with a minimum transfer amount of 1,000 points.

Step 5: Confirm and complete the transfer

Review the details of your transfer, including how many Chase Ultimate Rewards points you’re transferring and the number of points that will be added to your World of Hyatt account. If everything looks correct, click “Confirm & Submit” to complete the transfer.

It’s important to note that point transfers from Chase Ultimate Rewards to World of Hyatt are typically instantaneous; however, in some cases, it may take up to 24 hours for the points to appear in your Hyatt account. Also, remember that once you have transferred points from Chase to Hyatt, you cannot reverse or refund the transaction.

By following these steps, you can easily transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to your World of Hyatt account. This will allow you to unlock even more value and flexibility while booking stays at Hyatt hotels and resorts around the world.

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