Direct Transfer: Not Available
Chase Sapphire points cannot be transferred directly to Delta SkyMiles. The Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer program does not include Delta as a direct partner, so a one-step transfer is impossible. If you are looking for a quick conversion, this route does not exist.
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The Indirect Transfer Path
To get Chase points into Delta, you must use an intermediate partner. The most common path is Chase Ultimate Rewards to American Express Membership Rewards, and then from Amex to Delta SkyMiles. This two-step process is the only viable method, and it requires both an Amex card and a Delta SkyMiles account. You should also be aware that transfer ratios and availability can change, and not all Amex-to-Delta transfers are instant or guaranteed.
Step-by-Step Transfer Process
Transfer Ratios and Timing
Chase typically transfers points to Amex at a 1:1 ratio. The Amex-to-Delta transfer ratio can vary, and transfers are not always instantaneous. You should expect a waiting period of several business days. During promotions, Amex may offer bonus miles, but these are subject to change and are not guaranteed.
When This Strategy Makes Sense
This indirect path is worth pursuing when Delta awards are scarce and you already hold an Amex card. If you do not have an Amex account, the added friction and potential fees may not justify the effort. You should also compare the value of the points against Delta's award chart to ensure you are getting a fair redemption.
Alternative Redemption Options
If the indirect transfer is too cumbersome, you can redeem Chase Sapphire points directly through Chase for travel, often at a value of 1.25 cents per point. You can also transfer to other Chase partners such as United, Southwest, or Hyatt, depending on your travel goals. Each alternative has its own value proposition, so compare before committing.