Alex Breen, Rewards Analyst
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When redeemed for cash, Barclays points are worth between 1 cent to 2 cents per point. The value depends on what Barclays card you are using:
- 10,000 Mastercard Titanium Card points are worth $100
- 10,000 Mastercard Black Card points are worth $150
- 10,000 Mastercard Gold Card points are worth $200
You can turn your points into cash in two easy ways—either as a statement credit to lower your card balance or as a direct deposit into your U.S. checking or savings account. However, no matter which card you have, you’ll get the same redemption rate for airfare: 10,000 points get you a $200 discount on flights.
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To redeem Barclays rewards, log in to the Barclays Rewards & Benefits Center portal and select a redemption option. Barclays also allows you to redeem rewards by calling the phone number on the back of your card or by using the Barclays mobile app.
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