Dyme Miles · Spend
Spend Miles on travel and daily brands.
No blackouts. No award charts. No expiry while your account is open. Redeem on any airline or hotel, or turn your Miles into gift cards from over 280 brands.
What your miles can be
One rewards program, endless options.
The same Miles can be a long-haul flight, a suite for the weekend, or dinner out tonight. No tiers to decode.
45.44°N · 12.34°ERedeem on travel
The trip you've been saving for
On the dates you want.
Upgrade the stay
A better room
Apply Miles like a discount at checkout.
Or spend today
280+ gift-card brands
Dining, retail and more, delivered by email in minutes.
01On travel
Any airline. Any hotel.
Put Miles toward any booking on Dyme. Cover part of a trip or the whole thing.
2M+ hotels and 600+ airlines, every fare class
Save them for the trip that matters
Checkout · apply MilesTokyo · 4 nights
Park Hyatt TokyoMember rate · 4 nights
$1,316total
Applied 50,000 Miles
−$500Miles
You pay
$816after Miles
02On gift cards
Over 280 brands
Not traveling right now? Turn Miles into gift cards, delivered to your inbox in minutes.
Over 280 brands across 9 categories
Instant email delivery, redeem any amount
Members get a better rate on featured brands
88 Food & drink52 Entertainment50 Fashion37 Dept. stores20 Travel
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Why Dyme Miles are different
Miles that behave the way you'd expect.
Traditional airline miles
- Blackout dates on the trips you want
- Award charts and limited seat availability
- Locked to one airline and its partners
- Earn only when you fly
Dyme Miles
- No blackouts, book any date, any fare
- No award charts, Miles apply like a discount
- Any airline, any hotel, or 280+ gift cards
- Earn on hotels, flights and everyday shopping
The part that stays with you
However you spend, you have impact.
The clean energy your Miles funded was built when you earned them: new solar, not offsets. The trip is yours; the impact is permanent.
Your move
Put your miles
to work.
Redeem on your next trip, or turn them into something you'll use today.