Rodney Bennett, WalletHub Analyst
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The Capital One Venture card miles conversion rate is 1 cent per mile when redeemed for travel purchases. You can also convert miles to cash back, gift cards, transfer miles to airline partners, and more. Just keep in mind that conversation rates vary based on the redemption options and are subject to change without notice.
Capital One Venture Miles Conversion Rates
- Travel purchases: The redemption value is 1 cent per mile. You can use your miles to book flights, car rentals and hotels through Capital One Travel. Alternatively, you can redeem your miles and receive a statement credit for past travel purchases charged to your Capital One Venture. Redemptions must be made within 90 days from the date the travel purchase posts to your account.
- Cash back: The exact conversion rate is not disclosed by Capital One, but it is less than 1 cent per mile. You can convert miles directly to cash back either in the form of a statement credit or a check.
- Gift cards and merchandise: The rates vary and are subject to change without notice. You can sign in to your Capital One online account to view mile conversion rates for gift cards and other redemption options. Keep in mind that when you redeem your miles for gift cards, you must redeem in certain increments that correspond to gift card denominations.
- Transfer to travel loyalty programs: The miles conversion rate is up to 1 cent each, depending on the partner. You can transfer your earned miles to Capital One’s travel partners, such as Air France & KLM, Air Canada, and Emirates. You can view the different transfer ratios and their conversion rates by logging in to your online account.
Note that Capital One Venture miles do not expire as long as your account is open and in good standing. However, if your account is closed for any reason, you will lose any rewards you have not redeemed.
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