ANZ Rewards → Cathay / Asia Miles
Account: Participating Australian ANZ Rewards cards. Increment: confirm in your account. Processing: confirm with the issuer. Examples are ratio estimates; confirm available transfer blocks and final rounding with the issuer.
Check announced transfer changesIs it worth transferring?
ANZ Rewards transfers to Cathay / Asia Miles at 3:1, so factor the conversion in when you compare it against other ways to use your points. There's no transfer bonus on this pair at the moment — if you're not in a hurry, it can pay to wait for one.
The golden rule with any points transfer: only do it once you've found award space you can actually book. Transfers are one-way and can take time to land, so converting speculatively risks stranding your points in a program where you can't use them. Search availability first, hold the seat if the program lets you, then transfer the exact amount you need.
What you can do with Cathay / Asia Miles points
Once your points land in Cathay / Asia Miles, you can put them toward award flights across its network and partners.
Cards that earn ANZ Rewards
- ANZ Rewards Black Credit Card2 pt/$
- ANZ Rewards Platinum Credit Card1.5 pt/$
Frequently asked
- What is the ANZ Rewards to Cathay / Asia Miles transfer ratio?
- The current ratio is 3:1, so 10,000 ANZ Rewards converts to 3,333 Cathay / Asia Miles points.
- Can I transfer Cathay / Asia Miles points back to ANZ Rewards?
- No. Points transfers are one-way and can't be reversed, so only move points across once you've found award space you intend to book.
- How long does a ANZ Rewards to Cathay / Asia Miles transfer take?
- It varies by program — check the issuer for the applicable timeframe. Because of that delay, never transfer speculatively against an award seat you haven't confirmed is bookable.
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Related guides
Transfer ratios and bonuses change frequently. Confirm the current ratio with ANZ before transferring. Transfers are usually one-way. See our methodology.