Reviewed by Joseph Hellman-Benjamin, Founder and CEO. Last reviewed: October 13, 2026. Editorial Policy
Yes. Centurion cards earn ordinary Membership Rewards points, and we buy them in balances of 50,000 or more, quoting 500,000 and up individually. The Membership Rewards terms prohibit selling, and American Express can remove points or cancel the card. We email a written price, you transfer, and we pay by PayPal, usually within 15 minutes.
Key facts (checked October 13, 2026)
Before you sell: know the risk
Selling Membership Rewards points is against the Membership Rewards program terms. The terms say you can’t sell your points, and American Express can take points away or cancel your card account, which forfeits the points. We cannot promise how American Express will respond to a sale.
Read the full guide: Selling Miles and Points: Risks, Rules, and How It Works.
Price guarantee: the price per point we agree with you in writing by email is the price we pay once your points transfer is complete.
Centurion cardholders earn the same Membership Rewards points as other Amex cards; our main page is sell Amex points. The Centurion Lounge network is covered in the best airport lounges in the world, and every program is on the sell points page.
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“I have 2,000,000 points. What is the difference between Amex’s ‘Cover Your Charges’ and selling?”
Amex statement credit: about 0.6 cents a point, so about $12,000 in credit.
Travel value: The Points Guy values Membership Rewards at 2.0 cents when transferred (October 2026).
Selling: we do not publish a rate. We email you a price in writing for your balance, and the price we agree is the price we pay. Compare it with both numbers above.