Sell World of Hyatt Points for Cash
- Sell us your extra World of Hyatt points for cash.
- Secure payment by PayPal. Site encrypted with SSL.
- The Points King offers extremely competitive rates for selling World of Hyatt Loyalty Program points
- Transactions require a minimum of 50,000 Hyatt points
Reviewed by Joseph Hellman-Benjamin, Founder and CEO. Last reviewed: October 7, 2026. Editorial Policy
Before you sell: know the risk
Selling World of Hyatt points is against the program’s rules (see the World of Hyatt terms). A hotel program that links an account to a sale can close it and cancel the points in it. We cannot promise how Hyatt 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.
Have Chase points instead? Chase Ultimate Rewards transfers to World of Hyatt; see the full list of Chase transfer partners.
Sell Your Hyatt Points Online for Cash in 3 Simple Steps
Request Your Quote: Fill out our brief form. We specialize in balances of 60,000 to 1,000,000+.
Verification: We verify your balance, and send you the details of what we need by email.
Payment: You transfer the points, and we pay by PayPal once we confirm the transfer. Most customers are paid within 15 minutes of completing the transfer.
What Is the Cash Value of Your Hyatt Points in 2026?
While Hyatt’s internal “Points + Cash” options often value your points poorly, we pay cash.
| Hyatt Points Balance | Estimated Cash Payout | Value Comparison |
| 150,000 Points | $2,100 – $2,400 | The equivalent of a 5-star vacation on your own terms. |
| 500,000 Points | $7,500 – $8,500+ | Preferred bulk rates for high-balance earners. |
The Professional Verdict: If you aren’t finding redemptions above 1.8 cents per point, you are better off selling.
Why Sophisticated Travelers Sell Hyatt Points to Us
Hyatt points remain some of the most valuable in the world, which is why we offer competitive rates for them.
Beat the Devaluation: Don’t wait for your 100,000-point balance to go from “three nights at a luxury resort” to “one and a half.” Selling turns them into cash now.
Steady Demand: Hyatt points stay in demand because they book high-end hotel stays. Because we have the demand, we can pay you a premium.
Zero Travel Stress: No more hunting for “Lowest” or “Low” tier award availability. When you sell to us, we pay by PayPal, and you can book whatever hotel you want, whenever you want.
Selling Hyatt Points After the 2026 Award Chart Change
For years, World of Hyatt® was the “darling” of the travel world, the last program where you could get outsized value for your points. In May 2026, Hyatt moved its award chart from three to five redemption levels (Lowest, Low, Moderate, Upper and Top), and a standard room at a Category 8 hotel now runs from 35,000 to 75,000 points a night. Hyatt publishes the current chart on its free nights and upgrades page.
I’ve seen Marriott go fully dynamic and Hilton lose its luster. Now, Hyatt has changed its chart too. If you’ve been hoarding points for a “dream stay” that now costs 75,000 points a night, it’s time to stop chasing the carrot.
At The Points King, we help you sell Hyatt points for cash.
We also buy Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors points. Every hotel and bank program we buy is listed on the sell points page.
Our Most Common FAQ for selling Hyatt Points in 2026
- Is it legal for me to sell Hyatt points from my World of Hyatt account? Selling World of Hyatt points is against Hyatt’s rules. Whether a sale creates legal exposure beyond that depends on the facts and where you live. This page is not legal advice.
- How much cash can I realistically expect for my Hyatt points? Hyatt points are historically more valuable than Marriott or Hilton points. While a “standard” redemption value might be 1.5 cents, our 2026 market rates for bulk points typically range between 1.3 and 1.7 cents per point.
Example 1: If you have 60,000 points (enough for 2 nights at a Category 7 hotel), our estimate is about $900.
Example 2: If you are a Globalist with a 300,000 point balance, our “bulk premium” means our estimate is about $4,800. Compare that to Hyatt’s own “Points + Cash” bookings, where they often only give you $0.008 per point in value.
- What is the minimum amount of Hyatt points I can sell? We require a minimum of 50,000 Hyatt points. If you have a smaller balance but also hold Chase points that can be transferred into Hyatt, we can often “bundle” those to reach a higher payout tier for you.
- How exactly do I get paid and how long does it take? By PayPal. You transfer the points, and we pay by PayPal once we confirm the transfer. Most customers are paid within 15 minutes of completing the transfer.
- Can I sell “Guest of Honor” awards or Suite Upgrade Awards along with my points? Mention them in the form and we will tell you if we can buy them.
- Will selling my points affect my Globalist or Lifetime Globalist status? It can. Hyatt can close an account it links to a sale, and status goes with the account. See the risk box above.
- What happens if Hyatt changes their award chart after I get my quote? The price per point we agree with you in writing by email is the price we pay once your points transfer is complete.
Sell your Hyatt points today!
Will Hyatt Close My Account?
It can. Hyatt can close an account it links to a sale, and status goes with the account. See the risk box above.