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Yes, we buy Wells Fargo Rewards points in balances of 50,000 or more. The program terms prohibit selling or transferring rewards to a third party, and Wells Fargo can suspend you, which may mean losing the rewards and the card. Wells Fargo pays 1 cent a point as cash, so compare our written price with that. We pay by PayPal.
Key facts (checked October 13, 2026)
Before you sell: know the risk
Selling Wells Fargo Rewards points is against the Wells Fargo Rewards program terms. The terms say you cannot sell or transfer rewards to a third party except in the ways the terms allow, and Wells Fargo can suspend you from the program, which may mean losing your rewards and the closing of your credit card. We cannot promise how Wells Fargo 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.
Wells Fargo Rewards is the rewards program behind Wells Fargo’s credit cards. It was formerly called Go Far Rewards. Cards such as the Autograph and Autograph Journey earn points, and the Active Cash card earns cash rewards instead.
Under the program terms, points can be redeemed for travel, gift cards and credits to your card account, and on the Autograph cards they can be transferred to partner loyalty programs. Points do not expire while the card account is open, and they are forfeited if the account is closed. Card names, earning rates and redemption options change, so check Wells Fargo’s rewards page for the current details.
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Wells Fargo points are a bank currency, like Chase and Citi ThankYou points, which we also buy. Airline points vs. miles explains how bank points differ from airline miles, and every program is on the sell points page.
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We do not publish a rate, because it moves with demand and with the size of the balance. Tell us how many points you have and we email you a price in writing; the price we agree is the price we pay. For context, The Points Guy values Wells Fargo Rewards points at 1.75 cents each for travel (October 2026), and a cash offer from any broker will be lower than that.