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You can make a Hilton Honors credit card payment online, through the mobile app or by phone at (800) 472-9297. You can also pay your Hilton Honors credit card bill by mail. The process is the same for all the Hilton Honors credit cards. Here’s how to make a Hilton Honors credit card payment: Online: To make a Hilton Honors credit card payment online, log in to your account, navigate to “Payments,” and select “Make a Payment.” Then, enter the payment method, and submit. The payment will post to your account within 24 to 36 hours. Through the mobile app: Download the mobile app (for Android and iOS). Then, log in with the same credentials as your online account, tap on your card, and click “Make Payment.” From there, you can input your bank account information. By phone: To pay your Hilton Honors credit card by phone, call the issuer’s automated phone service 24/7, at (800) 472-9297 . Enter your card number, then when prompted, press the corresponding key for payments and enter your payment information. By mail: You can mail a check or money order (but not cash). If you go that route, send your payment 7 to 10 business days before the due date to make sure it arrives on time. The mailing address is: American Express P.O. Box 650448 Dallas, TX 75265-0448 You could also consider enrolling in autopay so that the payment gets automatically withdrawn from your account each month by the due date. To set up autopay, log in to your online account or mobile app. Then, click “Manage Autopay” from the Payments menu. If you’re having trouble paying your Hilton Honors credit card, call customer service at (800) 528-4800 for assistance.

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You can make a Hilton Honors credit card payment online, through the mobile app or by phone at (800) 472-9297. You can also pay your Hilton Honors credit card bill by mail. The process is the same for all the Hilton Honors credit cards.

Here’s how to make a Hilton Honors credit card payment:

Online: To make a Hilton Honors credit card payment online, log in to your account, navigate to “Payments,” and select “Make a Payment.” Then, enter the payment method, and submit. The payment will post to your account within 24 to 36 hours.
Through the mobile app: Download the mobile app (for Android and iOS). Then, log in with the same credentials as your online account, tap on your card, and click “Make Payment.” From there, you can input your bank account information.
By phone: To pay your Hilton Honors credit card by phone, call the issuer’s automated phone service 24/7, at (800) 472-9297 . Enter your card number, then when prompted, press the corresponding key for payments and enter your payment information.
By mail: You can mail a check or money order (but not cash). If you go that route, send your payment 7 to 10 business days before the due date to make sure it arrives on time. The mailing address is:

American Express
P.O. Box 650448
Dallas, TX 75265-0448

You could also consider enrolling in autopay so that the payment gets automatically withdrawn from your account each month by the due date. To set up autopay, log in to your online account or mobile app. Then, click “Manage Autopay” from the Payments menu.

If you’re having trouble paying your Hilton Honors credit card, call customer service at (800) 528-4800 for assistance.

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Is The Hilton Honors Credit Card a Visa or Mastercard?

The Hilton Honors American Express Card is not a Visa or a Mastercard – it is on the American Express network. This means the Hilton Credit Card has a bit less worldwide acceptance than a Visa or a Mastercard but should still be usable at most merchants within the U.S.

In general, it doesn’t matter much what network your credit card is on unless you’re focusing specifically on international travel. In that case, you’re best served by getting a Visa or Mastercard credit card with no foreign transaction fees. But for all other purposes, all four major credit card networks have comparable benefits and card offers. It’s best to compare individual cards on a case-by-case basis rather than focusing on a specific network.… read full answer

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How much are Hilton Honors American Express credit card points worth?

The worth of the Hilton Honors American Express credit card points depends on how you plan on using them.

Hilton Honors doesn't use a fixed rewards chart and the value of your Hilton Honors Bonus Points can vary based on:

What level of hotel you pick
How long you plan on staying… read full answer

Where you want to travel

When you book your travel

On an average, a Hilton point is worth 0.58 cents.

With this card comes an initial bonus of 80,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points after spending $1,000 in the first 3 months. The bonus points translate to hundreds of dollars in Hilton reservations.

Keep in mind, though, that other cards' points are usually worth twice this much.

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How do I transfer Hilton Credit Card points to travel partners?

To transfer Hilton Credit Card Bonus Points to travel partners, cardholders must first log in to their American Express Hilton Honors account and go to the rewards redemption page, then select “Exchange Points.” People with the Hilton Credit Card can transfer points to travel partners such as Aeromexico Club Premier, Air Canada, and Air France KLM.… read full answer

How to Transfer Hilton Credit Card Points

Navigate to the Hilton Honors rewards redemption page.

Select “Exchange Points” as the redemption option.

Follow the steps to transfer your Hilton Credit Card points to a travel partner.

Keep in mind that some travel partners may offer more value for your points than others. Also, remember that most American Express transfers will require a minimum of 1,000 points, and that all transfers to travel partners must be in increments of 1,000.

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