Points currency
Rove Miles
Rove Miles is a transferable travel currency from Rove, a financial technology company (not a bank, airline, or hotel). There is no new credit card and no switching banks: Rove layers on top of the cards you already carry, so you earn Rove Miles and your regular card rewards at the same time. Members earn by shopping through Rove's portal of 13,000+ retailers, dining at participating restaurants, and booking flights and hotels in the Rove app.
What makes Rove interesting to a US collector is the transfer roster. Rove moves to 22 transfer partners, spanning all three alliances, and every one except ALL Accor Live Limitless moves at 1:1. It reaches several partners that are hard to find elsewhere among US transferable currencies, most notably Copa ConnectMiles, which most big US bank points programs don't reach. As with any transferable currency, the miles are worth the most once you have a specific award seat in mind.
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Sweet spots
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- Copa ConnectMiles at 1:1. Among US transferable currencies, Rove, Marriott Bonvoy and Citi ThankYou reach Copa, whose published chart prices Florida and Texas to northern South America from 15,000 miles one way in economy and Latin America business from 35,000. The catch: those are Saver prices, and Saver seats are capacity controlled.
- Star Alliance reach at 1:1. Rove transfers 1:1 to Aeroplan and Turkish Miles&Smiles (both Star Alliance programs) and to SAS EuroBonus (a SkyTeam program). The catch: taxes and surcharges vary by airline, so price the cash cost before you transfer.
- Hard to reach partners. Rove is one of the few US on-ramps to Air India Maharaja Club, Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles, and Finnair Plus.
- Accor at 1.5:1. 1,500 Rove Miles convert to 1,000 Accor Live Limitless points. Useful only against a specific Accor stay, since Accor points redeem at a fixed rate.
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Transfer out
22 places to send these points. Where the currency goes.
22 programs this transfers out to.
Rove Miles transfers points or miles OUT to these programs.
| To | Ratio | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1:1 | Rove Miles transfer to Copa ConnectMiles 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Aeromexico Rewards, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Air Canada Aeroplan, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Etihad Guest, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Finnair Plus, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Air France-KLM Flying Blue, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Frontier Miles, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Club, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Air India Maharaja Club, 1:1. Rare US on-ramp. | |
| 1:1 | Lufthansa Group Miles & More, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Qantas Frequent Flyer, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Qatar Airways Privilege Club, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Japan Airlines Mileage Bank, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | SAS EuroBonus, 1:1. Rare US on-ramp. | |
| 1:1 | Thai Airways Royal Orchid Plus, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Virgin Red, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, 1:1. | |
| 1:1 | Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles, 1:1. Rare US on-ramp. | |
| 1:0.67 | ALL Accor Live Limitless. 1,500 Rove Miles = 1,000 Accor points (1.5:1). The only non 1:1 Rove partner. | |
| 1:1 | Rove Miles transfer to JetBlue TrueBlue at 1:1. |
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- Not a credit card. Rove is an app and web portal that layers on your existing payment methods. You earn Rove Miles on top of your normal card rewards, with no new card and no bank switch.
- Earning is portal based. Miles come from shopping at 13,000+ partner retailers, dining at participating restaurants (3x to 10x), and booking hotels in the app (up to 25x per dollar), not from card spend directly.
- Partners transfer 1:1; Accor is the exception at 1.5:1. All 22 transfer partners move at 1:1 except ALL Accor Live Limitless, which is 1,500 Rove Miles to 1,000 Accor points. JetBlue TrueBlue joined on October 15, 2026.
- Copa is the standout partner. Rove transfers to Copa ConnectMiles at 1:1. Among US transferable currencies, Rove, Marriott Bonvoy and Citi ThankYou reach Copa, and the other big US bank programs don't.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Rove Miles a credit card? No. Rove is a financial technology company, not a bank, airline, or hotel, and you earn Rove Miles using the cards you already carry.
- Do Rove Miles expire? No, not currently. Rove's terms say Miles do not currently expire based on account inactivity, as long as your account stays in good standing.
- Can you transfer Rove Miles to airlines? Yes. Rove transfers to airline partners across Star Alliance, Oneworld, and SkyTeam at 1:1, and to ALL Accor at 1.5 Rove Miles for 1 ALL point.
- Is there a minimum transfer amount for Rove Miles? Yes. Rove requires a minimum transfer of 2,000 Rove Miles, and some partner programs add their own minimums or increments.
- Can you reverse a Rove Miles transfer? No. Rove's terms say redemptions and transfers are final and cannot be reversed once confirmed.
- Can you join Rove Miles from outside the United States? No. Rove's rewards terms require members to be at least 18 years old and residents of the United States.
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Last reviewed: November 2026
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