Axis Bank Transfer Partners Update (September 2026): Accor Is Back, 3 New Partners and the Best Moves for Your Card

Your Group A room is tight: 30,000 EDGE Miles a year. Save it for the one or two airlines you actually book with. Accor at 2:1 is rarely worth it now. The bright spots are in Group B, where you have 1,20,000 miles: Miles & More at 1:1 and Hilton at 1:2 are both new ways to use it.

You’re in the best spot of the EDGE Miles cards. 1,50,000 miles of Group A room at 1:4 on Air India, Flying Blue or Qantas is a lot of flying. Just watch the Miles & More limit: 50,000 EDGE Miles at 1:4 fills the full 2,00,000-mile yearly cap.

Accor dropped to 5:1 and Cathay starts at 5:1. Your most efficient transfers are still the 5:2 partners, and that now includes Miles & More and Hilton in Group B. Our Axis Magnus review has the full picture on what the card still earns.

Accor and Cathay are at 5:2. Most other partners, including Air India, Flying Blue, Miles & More and Hilton, stay at 5:4. With 2,00,000 points of Group A room, plan which Group A airline gets it.

Easily the least affected. Every one of the 27 partners, Accor included, is at 5:4, and you have 3,00,000 points of Group A room.

Most partners stay at 1:1, including Miles & More and Hilton. Accor and Cathay are 2:1.

Accor is back at 10:1, the same as before. Most partners are 10:1, with AirAsia and SpiceJet at 5:1.