If you hold a large balance of Avios in your British Airways account and don't have a concrete redemption plan, selling now is worth considering. Ongoing programme changes, potential devaluations and expiry rules make holding large Avios balances riskier — especially as we approach 2026.

What's changing (short summary)

• British Airways has changed how its loyalty programme awards status and is shifting elements of the rewards model to more revenue-based metrics.
• Loyalty programmes can devalue reward charts or change award pricing — reducing the future buying power of Avios.
• Avios may expire after long periods of inactivity, and future changes could make high-value redemptions harder to find.

Why sell before 2026?

Many commentators expect loyalty programmes to keep evolving. Selling now lets you lock in cash value before any further changes or devaluations take effect in 2026. If you don't plan to use Avios for a confirmed trip within the next 6–12 months, monetising them removes the risk of expiration or reduced redemption value.

How selling works — what to check

1. Use a reputable buyer — check reviews and company processes.
2. Understand minimums (we buy from balances starting at 500,000 Avios).
3. Confirm transfer mechanics and the timeline for receiving payment.

Why choose us

We specialise in buying large Avios balances securely and quickly. If your account holds 500,000 Avios or more and you have no immediate redemption plan, selling may be the most straightforward way to convert points to cash.

📌 We buy British Airways Avios — minimum 500,000.