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AirAsia Rewards transfer partners

Which Indian credit cards move points to AirAsia Rewards, at what ratio, and how much you get back on everyday spends.

Updated 21 Oct 2026 · Ratios from bank partner lists, values from DealUni’s Program Values

Cards that transfer to AirAsia Rewards

BankCardRatioReturn on everyday spendbase earn × ratio × ₹0.28
HSHSBCPrivé invite only1 → 32.8%
HSHSBCPremier invite only1 → 32.5%
HSHSBCTravelOne1 → 31.7%
AXAxisBurgundy Private invite only5 → 41.7%
AXAxisMagnus for Burgundy5 → 41.3%
AXAxisOlympus invite only1 → 41.1%
AXAxisAtlas closed to new1 → 21.1%
HDHDFCDiners Club Black1 → 10.9%
HDHDFCInfinia invite only1 → 10.9%
AXAxisReserve invite only5 → 20.8%
AXAxisMagnus5 → 20.7%
HSHSBCVisa Platinum1 → 20.7%
AXAxisHorizon1 → 10.6%
HDHDFCBizPower2 → 10.3%
HDHDFCRegalia Gold2 → 10.3%
SBISBI CardMILES ELITE1 → 10.3%
SBISBI CardMILES PRIME1 → 10.3%
AXAxisPrivilege5 → 10.3%
AXAxisSelect5 → 10.3%
SBISBI CardMILES1 → 10.1%
AXAxisRewards5 → 10.1%

“1 → 2” means 1 bank point becomes 2 AirAsia Rewards miles. Return on everyday spend uses each card’s base earn rate; bonus categories and milestones add more. Transfers can’t be reversed.

Questions

Which Indian card is best for AirAsia Rewards?

Among cards you can still apply for, TravelOne (HSBC) earns the most AirAsia Rewards per rupee: about 1.7% back on everyday spends.

What is a AirAsia Rewards mile worth?

We value it at about ₹0.28 when used well. Cash-like uses are usually worth less.

When should I transfer?

Only after you’ve found the award seat you want. Transfers can’t be reversed, and prices can change.

Seat pehle dhoondo, points baad mein bhejo. (Find the seat first, move the points after.)

Sources: bank partner lists and card terms, via the DealUni Rewards Toolkit data; values from DealUni’s Program Values. Checked 14 Oct 2026.