What's worth doing with your points, ranked for you.
Nanvero weighs every bonus, lapse and offer against the points you actually hold, in your currency — and puts the one worth most at the top.
Worth doing now
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What are Nanvero Opportunities?
Nanvero Opportunities is a ranked list of what's worth doing with the points you hold, right now — a transfer bonus priced against your own balance, points about to lapse, a promotion on a stay you've booked, a statement reading to settle. Around it: a Points Health score for the whole wallet, where your balances already reach at published award prices, bought-points offers worth taking, and a short, checked list of loyalty promotions.
Only the bonuses on points you actually hold.
When a card or hotel program boosts transfers to a partner, Nanvero checks it against your balances. You see the extra points on your own balance and what they're worth at your rate — sorted by money, with the day it closes.
Membership Rewards → Virgin Atlantic
- You move
- 40,000 points
- Normally becomes
- 40,000 points
- With the +30% bonus
- 52,000 points
- Worth of the extra 12,000 at your 1.5¢
- $180
- Closes
- in 23 days
Transfers are one-way. Check the redemption you want before you move anything.
One number for your wallet, and what would move it.
Points Health scores how well your points are looked after, from 0 to 100, weighted by what each balance is worth: points lapsing soon, balances with no expiry date on file, balances not read from a statement in six months, card points sitting idle. Each part says the one thing to do about it.
Points Health · 78 of 100
- Points lapsing inside 90 daysHilton Honors, in 34 days
- −12
- Not read from a statement latelyForward your latest United statement
- −6
- Card points sitting idleNo transfer or redemption in 12 months
- −4
- Expiry dates on file
- All set
Where your balances already reach.
From your home airport, Nanvero sets published award prices — what a route costs in points, by cabin — against the miles you hold, and shows which trips are covered and how short you are of the rest. It's a guide to where your points go furthest, not live seat availability: you check and book with the airline.
From New York JFK · your 48,000 Alaska miles
- ParisEconomy · from 27,500 miles
- Covered
- TokyoEconomy · from 37,500 miles
- Covered
- ParisBusiness · from 55,000 miles
- 7,000 short
Published prices, not availability. Taxes and carrier charges are paid in cash on top.
An offer that covers a trip you already have.
When a hotel program runs a promotion whose dates cover a stay on your itinerary, Nanvero puts it on that booking and in the trip's brief, with the registration deadline — and sends a push so you register before you check in.
Sheraton Lisboa · 3 nights
Push: Offer for your Sheraton Lisboa stay — register before you check in.
Things you can only get with points.
Concerts, sports, dinners and auctions that programs sell for points — from Marriott Bonvoy Moments, Hilton, Delta, United and Accor, collected every six hours. Nanvero marks the ones your balance already covers, and can watch a listing and remind you before it closes.
Experiences for you
- Courtside seats, New YorkMarriott Bonvoy · auction · closes in 2 days
- Watchingbid 180,000
- Chef's table dinner, ChicagoHilton Honors · fixed price
- Covered60,000 points
- Stadium tour and match, LondonAccor · fixed price
- 12,000 short30,000 points
A short list, kept current.
Alongside the rest, Nanvero keeps a checked list of hotel and airline promotions for where you live. Ones for programs you hold are marked Yours, each shows when to register and when to stay by, and a favorite chain keeps its offers at the top.
Booking offers
Not just on one tab — wherever you decide.
- Home
- The top three things worth doing now, ranked by money, with the full list one tap away.
- Buying points
- On Pro, a bought-points offer from your inbox, priced against your own value — worth it, or not.
- Program pages
- A live bonus lifts that partner's rate in the transfer table and counts in the best use of your points.
- Playbook
- Plans toward a redemption use a bonus while it runs, and show when it ends.
- Monday brief
- A weekly email with what changed in your wallet and the opportunities worth most that week.
- Notifications
- A push when a bonus lands on your points, points are about to lapse, or an offer covers your stay — never general advertising.
Three steps, then a short list.
- 01
Nanvero knows what you hold
Your balances, their expiry dates, your booked stays and your home airport tell it what matters to you.
- 02
Everything is weighed in money
Bonuses, lapses and offers are valued at your own rate per point, so they can be ranked against each other.
- 03
You act while it counts
The top few sit on Home, the full list on Opportunities, with a push when a bonus lands on your balance.
Questions, answered.
Whatever is worth doing with your own points, ranked by what it's worth: a transfer bonus on a currency you hold, points or a certificate about to lapse, a promotion covering a stay you've booked, or a statement reading that would lower a balance. Once a thing is done or dismissed, it goes.
One score from 0 to 100 for how well your wallet is looked after, weighted by value: points lapsing soon, balances with no expiry date on file, balances not read from a statement in six months, card points sitting idle, small balances too little to use. It names the one thing that would move it most. It never guesses a price or rewards activity for its own sake.
A transfer bonus is extra points for moving a card or hotel currency to a partner — say 30% more Virgin Atlantic points for Amex Membership Rewards. Nanvero shows it only if you hold the source currency, uses the ratio for your market, works out the extra points on your own balance and values them at the rate you set for the partner program.
No. 'What your points can get you' uses published award prices — what a route costs in points from your home airport — and sets them against what you hold. It's a guide to where your balances reach, not live seat availability; you check and book with the airline.
Only when it's about your own points or travel: a transfer bonus that adds at least 1,000 points to a balance you hold (and a reminder in its last week), points about to lapse, or a promotion that covers a stay you've booked. There's no general advertising, and notifications can be turned off on any device.
No. Opportunities lists loyalty promotions, transfer bonuses and bought-points offers on programs you already use — not credit cards, loans or other financial products. Nanvero never moves or buys points for you.
No. On the free plan you get Points Health, what your points can get you at published award prices, and the curated promotions list. Transfer bonuses priced against the points you hold, bought-points offers, offers on a booked stay (which need Trips) and the full list of experiences are part of Pro.
Playbook
Name the redemption you want and see the cheapest way to close the gap.
Redemptions
Log what you booked with points and see the value per point against your own rate.
Map
Everywhere you've been on a real globe, with the figures you choose — ready to post.
Balance
Every balance valued at your rate, with expiries, transfers and status progress.
Programs
One page per program: points, status, bookings, certificates and transfers together.
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See what's worth doing with the points you hold, ranked by what it's worth to you.
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