Dyme Miles · Buy

Buy Dyme Miles.

Top up your balance before a trip. Use your Miles on any hotel or flight on Dyme, with no blackout dates.

Miles post to your Dyme Miles balance within 72 hours.

Miles to buy
25,000base Miles
+ 16,250 bonus Miles (65%)
1,00025,00050,000
Bonus Miles
5k–19k
+30%
20k–49k
+65%
50k
+80%
Order summary
25,000 Miles @ 3.5¢$875.00
Bonus Miles (65%)+16,250
Tax Recovery Charge (7.5%)$65.63
Total$940.63
Includes the 7.5% U.S. federal excise tax on purchased miles.
41,250 Miles post to your account within 72 hours
≈ 2.28¢ per Mile credited · secured by Stripe
Miles you buy stay in your account as long as it is open. An account with no sign-in, earning or redemption for 24 consecutive months is closed and any unredeemed Miles are forfeited (Terms, sections 23.7 and 23.8).

The rules, in plain language

Buy Miles terms.

01 · Pricing

3.5¢ per Mile, before bonus

Base price is 3.5¢ per purchased Mile, plus a 7.5% Tax Recovery Charge (the U.S. federal excise tax on purchased miles). Bonus Miles lower your effective cost, to roughly 2.1¢ per Mile credited at the top tier.

02 · Bonus tiers

Up to +80% bonus

Earn +30% bonus Miles on 5,000–19,999, +65% on 20,000–49,999, and +80% on 50,000 purchased in a single order. Minimum purchase is 1,000 Miles; bonus Miles start at 5,000.

03 · Limits

50,000 Miles a year

You can buy Miles once your Dyme account has been open for three months and is in good standing. Each member can buy up to 50,000 Miles per calendar year. Bonus Miles don't count toward the limit. Larger volumes for teams are arranged with our business team.

04 · Validity

No expiry

Purchased Miles post to your account within 72 hours. They don't expire as long as you use your account: if an account has no sign-in, earning or spending for 24 months in a row, we close it and its Miles are forfeited, including purchased Miles. Signing in once in that time keeps them.

05 · Refunds

Non-refundable once purchased

Like airline mileage purchases, Dyme Miles have no cash value. Full program terms govern earning and redemption.