Bilt Rent Day March 2026 Up to 125% Bonus to JAL

This is the first Rent Day of Bilt 2.0 and we’re seeing a transfer bonus of up to 125% to Japan Airlines depending on your Bilt status. Bilt recently completely overhauled their rewards program including the addition of 3 new cards. You can now also earn points on your mortgage payments.

On the first of each month, Bilt offers a promotion where you get double points up to 1,000 points as well as different transfer bonus opportunities or status with hotels and airlines. Bilt’s transfer bonus for February is to Japan Airlines and depending on your status can receive up to 125% more points.

Japan Airlines Transfer Bonus

On March 1st, 2026, Bilt is offering a transfer bonus to Japan Airlines of up to 125% depending on your Bilt status. This bonus is valid between 12:00am ET to 11:59pm PT so you have a little more than 24 hours to utilize this.

• Blue: 25% bonus

• Silver: 50% bonus

• Gold: 75% bonus

• Platinum: 100% bonus

For the first time, you can now boost your transfer bonus to the next tier by using $135 of their Bilt Cash. This would allow Platinum members to boost their bonus to 125%!

Earn up to a 125% Transfer Bonus to Japan Airlines

Japan Airlines transfers should be instant, but if your JAL account is less than 7 days old, you will need to wait at least 60 days to use your new points. Business class flights to Japan are some of the hardest awards to come by. JAL does offer more seats to their own members than to partners.

There are also other great uses of JAL miles through their OneWorld and other partners.

Earn Double Points on Rent Day Purchases

From 12am EST to 11:59pm PST every purchase you make will receive double points up to 1,000 bonus points.

Earn Double Bilt Points on the First of the Month

Wrapping Up

Bilt is offering a bonus when transferring points to Japan Airlines of up to 125%. This is based on your Bilt status.

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