Cameron DiGiovanni, Writer
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To transfer Wells Fargo points to a partner company, first log in to your Wells Fargo account online, then go to the rewards redemption page and select Rewards Points Transfer. You can transfer points to travel partners such as Aer Lingus AerClub, Iberia Plus, and Choice Privileges.
How to Transfer Wells Fargo Points to Travel Partners
- Log in to your Wells Fargo account online.
- Navigate to the Wells Fargo Rewards page.
- Select “Rewards Points Transfer.”
- Choose your transfer partner.
- Enter the amount of points you want to transfer.
- Enter the primary account user’s name and the travel partner’s loyalty program account number.
- Review the details and click “Submit” to complete the transfer.
Keep in mind that some travel partners may offer more value for your points than others.
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I am on the Wells Fargo rewards app trying to book a flight for my mother with her points. The drop down airline menu does NOT show Southwest as an option. Suggestions or work arounds?