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You cannot transfer U.S. Bank points to travel partners such as hotels or airlines. Instead of transferring points, you can redeem U.S. Bank points for travel through the FlexPerks or Altitude rewards program. When booking travel through U.S. Bank, you’ll be able to pay for flights and hotel rooms with providers such as United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Radisson Hotels.
Redeeming U.S. Bank rewards points for travel will get you up to 1.5 cents per point. Also, remember that if you have multiple U.S. Bank cards, you can pool your points from those cards, but the two Altitude cards are exceptions to this rule. To learn more, refer to WalletHub's guide on the U.S. Bank rewards program.
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