1 Accor Live Limitless point (ALL) is worth ₹2.15 in India.
₹2.15a night from 1,000 points — ₹2,150 per 1,000 at our mark
₹2.15, up from ₹1.80 · re-marked 10 Jul
How we got this ₹ figure
₹2.15 is our HOUSE value for a point — what a disciplined traveller actually clears, not the best redemption we have ever seen (₹2.25, the ceiling) and not the worst you can always fall back on (₹2.05, the floor). It is the number every route on this page is priced with.
The mark has 2 dated points in data/valuation-history.yaml, each one pinned to a quantified event in the tracker — no interpolation. The last move was re-marked 10 Jul. How we value a point →
Which of my cards reach it? — 51 do
51 more cards feed it by transfer, ranked by what one of ITS points actually becomes here — per-card exceptions and card-specific whitelists already applied, no averages.
Axis Olympus₹4.301:2 via Axis EDGE MilesHSBC Premier (Metal)₹2.151:1 via HSBC Reward PointsHSBC TravelOne₹2.151:1 via HSBC Reward Points48 more cards that get you there — same ranking, best conversion first
The full funnel — ratios, chains and ₹/mile, side by side →
Shopping by bank instead? Axis Bank → · HSBC → · HDFC Bank → · Kotak Mahindra Bank →
also known as: ALL - Accor Live Limitless
Near-fixed value — 2,000 points = €40 against any stay; EUR/INR ≈109 (Jul 2026) puts the peg at ₹2.18, we mark ₹2.15 a hair conservative. High worth per point, but you earn very few; simple, not aspirational.
cheapest way in — what one point costs to mint
To Qantas Frequent Flyer₹1.254:5 (a month or more)best way out — what one point is worth once it lands , at the base rate before any volume bonus
Accor Live Limitless (ALL) gets cut — we grade its nerf risk high 5 cuts in 24 months — latest: Sep-2026 partner purge (major) · 1 announced, not yet in force (from Nov-2026) How we grade it →
Expiry: lapse after 365 days without points activity
No corridor on our board prices a seat in Accor Live Limitless (ALL) against a published chart — every option that reaches it is dynamic, and an estimate is not a seat. the 2,196 corridors that DO have a verified price →
This drawing wants a wide screen. Every route it draws is in the lists below, priced.
+21 more out — every route is listed below, and drawn on the map.
Every way in
Currencies that transfer in
Ratios read source points : Accor Live Limitless (ALL) points, cheapest mint first — the ₹ figure is what one point here costs you via that route.
Every way in (via a chain)
Chains (2–4 legs) that survive our honesty filter — shown only where no direct route exists or the chain strictly beats it. End-to-end ratio in card points per point of Accor Live Limitless (ALL); priced at this program's house value.
Every way out
Ranked by real ₹ per point at our house values — the play first, the traps last. Ratios read Accor Live Limitless (ALL) points : partner miles.
Ways out via partner transfer
Program-to-program corridors — Accor Live Limitless (ALL) moved onward without a bank card in the loop. Priced at the destination's house ₹/point (volume bonuses at the marginal block rate); destinations we refuse to fake a ₹ number for say so.
29 more partner-transfer corridors out — same ranking
Gone (1)
What a point has been worth
Derived only from quantified, dated events in the tracker — no interpolation, no vibes.
- 10 Jul 2026 ₹2.15 FX re-mark — rupee slide against pegged EUR/USD/MYR (audit 2026-07-10)
- 3 Dec 2019 ₹1.80 2019-12-03 — Accor scraps Le Club, launches ALL (changelog launch event). No recorded movement since: the fixed 2,000 pts = €40 redemption peg is unchanged from launch to today; our conservative ₹1.80 house print holds it flat rather than charting EUR/INR drift as fake loyalty history.
The nerf log
Full tracker →Every tracked event that touches Accor Live Limitless (ALL).
- 15 Nov 2026The Reserve's memberships stop renewing unless you say yesClub ITC Culinaire, Accorplus, handcrafted Club Marriott Asia Pacific, EazyDiner Prime and Priority Pass renewed automatically each year for as long as the card was open → From 15 Nov 2026 complimentary memberships linked to the card renew only with the cardholder's explicit consent — Axis says renewal and consent details will be shared closer to each renewal date. The same notice flips Priority Pass off at Indian domestic lounges from 28 Aug 2026 (present the Reserve card itself) and adds a ₹1,300 late-payment slab above ₹50,000 outstanding
The Reserve's whole defence of a ₹50,000 fee is the membership stack — Club ITC Culinaire with its free third night, Accorplus, handcrafted Club Marriott Asia Pacific, EazyDiner Prime, and the unlimited Priority Pass. Axis's own Reserve revision notice says that from 15 November none of them renew unless you actively consent. Framed as a choice, it works as breakage: the failure mode of an opt-in is silence, and a cardholder who misses the renewal email keeps paying ₹50,000 for a card whose benefits have quietly lapsed. Reserve is on the same list as Select, Magnus, Magnus for Burgundy, Burgundy Private, Olympus and both Miles & More cards, so this is the whole Axis premium book learning the same trick. Two other things ride the notice: from 28 August the Priority Pass card stops opening Indian domestic lounges — you present the Reserve itself against Axis's own eligible-lounge list, and post-immigration lounges at Indian international terminals still count as international — and a fifth late-payment slab of ₹1,300 appears above ₹50,000 outstanding. Notably, the Reserve notice carries no dynamic-currency-conversion line at all while the bank-wide grid goes 1.5% → 3.5%, and the card's 1.5% foreign transaction fee is untouched.
- 23 Sept 2026Axis EDGE brings Accor back, drops ITC, and adds Cathay, Miles & More and HiltonAccor and Marriott off the grid since 2 April 2026; Club ITC live; no Cathay, Miles & More or Hilton → Accor live at the punished rates; ITC removed; Cathay, Hilton and Miles & More live; Marriott still gone
Axis's own Travel EDGE terms, re-read 25 September 2026, already show the grid that went live on 23 September. Accor ALL is back, and not at the old Atlas 1:2: EDGE Miles convert at 2:1 (Olympus 1:2) and EDGE Rewards at 5:1, with Magnus for Burgundy at 5:2 and only Burgundy Private still at 5:4. Club ITC is off the table. Three partners are new. Cathay Asia Miles sits on that same punished grid. Hilton Honors is the ordinary one: EDGE Miles 1:2, EDGE Rewards 5:2, Burgundy 5:4. Lufthansa Miles & More is the exception on Atlas, which converts 1:1 there while every other standard airline on that card is 1:2; the EDGE Rewards side of Miles & More is the ordinary 5:2. Marriott stays removed. Qatar Privilege Club was already back. Flying Blue, Air India and Qantas moved into Group A, which is the capped group. The Axis Rewards credit card's Amex network is advertised as joining-fee and annual-fee nil for a limited period; there is no separate Amex variant on this board, so that offer is not modelled as a fee change.
- 1 Sept 2026Burgundy Private's lapse fee doubles to ₹1 lakhAnnual fee ₹50,000 + GST if the ₹5 Cr TRV lapses (Nil while the Burgundy Private relationship holds) → Annual fee ₹1,00,000 + GST below ₹5 Cr TRV from 1 Sep 2026 — TRV checked the month before the card anniversary month; still Nil at ₹5 Cr+. Same revision package: Priority Pass invalid at Indian domestic lounges from 28 Aug 2026 (present the card itself), memberships renew only with explicit consent from 15 Nov 2026
Axis's August-2026 revision banner on The One Card page reads politely and lands hard: from 1 September the fee that surfaces when a Burgundy Private relationship slips below ₹5 crore doubles from ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 + GST, with the TRV test run the month before your card anniversary. Holders who keep the ₹5 Cr relationship still pay nothing — the card's whole premise survives — but the exit toll for a lapsed private-banking client is now six figures. The same package rewires the airport routine from 28 August (Priority Pass stops working at Indian domestic lounges; the card itself opens them, and post-immigration lounges still count as international on PP) and, from 15 November, stops auto-renewing the Club Marriott / Accor+ Explorer / Taj Epicure / EazyDiner memberships without your explicit consent — silent-lapse risk for the perks that justify the tier.
- 25 Aug 2026Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles opens a broad SkyTeam status match — up to Elite PlusNo standing public status-match route from most Indian-held airline and hotel tiers into a SkyTeam Elite Plus card → A paid Lotusmiles status match accepting ~47 airline programmes (Air India Maharaja Club included) and 18 hotel chains, granting 12 months up to Platinum
Lotusmiles will match tier status from roughly 47 airline programmes — Lufthansa, Swiss, Etihad, Emirates, BA, Qatar, Singapore, Qantas and Air India's Maharaja Club — plus 18 hotel chains (Marriott, Accor, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, matched through Gold only), for a flat 12-month grant with no stated flying requirement. The SkyTeam translation is the point: Titanium and Gold confer SkyTeam Elite, and Platinum confers SkyTeam Elite Plus — priority everything plus a guest into SkyTeam lounges across the network. Priced USD 129–359 by tier matched. For an Indian reader sitting on an underused hotel or airline status, it is one of the cheaper routes to a year of Elite Plus; match near a renewal and treat it as a one-year sprint.
- 17 Aug 2026ALL Accor+ adds a ₹2,500 dining voucher for sign-ups through 7 SeptemberALL Accor+ Explorer at ₹19,499 a year in India with no sign-up voucher → The same ₹19,499 membership plus a ₹2,500 dining voucher for new or returning members joining between 17 August and 7 September 2026, credited within about two days and valid 91 days
Accor's paid membership — the cheapest standing route to Accor Gold for an Indian traveller — carries a limited sign-up voucher until 7 September 2026. The ₹19,499 annual fee buys two Stay Plus nights (a free night on an eligible 2+ night paid stay, twice a year across Asia-Pacific and the UAE), 30 bonus status nights that confer instant Gold, 30% off dining and 15% off drinks at 1,750+ restaurants and 1,250 bars in Asia-Pacific and the UAE, and 15% off the public rate at 5,000+ hotels across 30 brands. The voucher nets the first year to roughly ₹17,000. Regional rather than India-exclusive, but India is explicitly eligible and the voucher is denominated in rupees. Accor's own India page confirms the price, the inclusions and the ₹2,500 voucher as a limited-time offer; the 17 August – 7 September window is dated by Live From A Lounge, not by Accor's page.
7 earlier events on this program
- 6 Aug 2026MaxCoins' full transfer catalogue surfaces — Accor at 2:1 re-prices the coin to ₹1.08One verified door (Maharaja Club 5:4 via Air India's partner page) priced MaxCoins at ₹0.64 by the best-exit method; Accor ALL appeared in-app ~04-Aug with no ratio published anywhere citable → The in-app Redeem catalogue (read 06-Aug-2026) prints all eight doors — ALL Accor 2:1, SAS EuroBonus 1:1, AirAsia 1:1, Maharaja Club 5:4, LotusMiles 5:4, IndiGo BluChip 5:4 (enrollment gate), ShebaMiles 5:3, Air Arabia 5:3 — plus a '1 MaxCoin = ₹1' gift-card face. Best exit is now Accor: ₹1.08/coin
The gift-card app's coin grew up. When Accor ALL appeared in Maximize's transfer list in early August, no ratio existed anywhere on the public web — the catalogue lives server-side, behind the app. Now read in full, it settles the question generously: 100 MaxCoins become 50 Accor points, and at Accor's ₹2.15 peg that is ₹1.08 of hotel value per coin — ahead of the ₹1 gift-card face the app itself prints, and well ahead of the old Maharaja-door mark of ₹0.64. The rest of the catalogue is mostly a decoy: EuroBonus at 1:1 and LotusMiles at 5:4 sit below the cash face, and AirAsia at 1:1 turns a rupee into twenty-three paise. The play is unchanged in shape — earn the coins as gift-card discounts, exit through Accor — but the exit is now the best rupee-per-point door this currency has ever had.
- 28 Jul 2026TAP's own-metal award table stops being a chart — every cell is now a floorA fixed one-way price per zone pair on TAP metal; this desk carried 63,000 miles for Lisbon → US East Coast business → 'Award Ticket Values From' — every cell a minimum. Mainland Portugal → North America from 29,000 economy / from 135,000 business, with unpublished lower floors for Gold and Navigator members
Eleven weeks after repricing its Star Alliance chart, TAP devalued again — and this time it changed the kind of document it publishes. The table covering TAP's own metal, effective 28 July 2026, is titled 'Award Ticket Values From' and every cabin column is headed 'from', so each of its 71 cells is a floor TAP may price above rather than a number you can hold it to. The marquee burn is the casualty: Mainland Portugal → North America in business reads from 135,000 miles one-way, against the 63,000 this desk carried through July and the roughly 100,000 the community documented on the prior chart — the new FLOOR alone sits above every fixed price anyone can evidence. Two things soften it slightly. Economy floors are low and even quirky: 29,000 across the Atlantic from Portugal, but only 19,000 if you start in Germany, France, the UK, Spain or Scandinavia and connect over Lisbon, so a positioning segment takes 10,000 miles off — a discount that reverses in business. And short-haul is cheap on paper: 1,990 domestic, 3,000 to Madeira or the Azores, 5,990 to 'Europe 1'. TAP also began the same day giving Gold and Navigator members special award rates it does not publish, which is a second reason no printed cell is a price. For an Indian wallet the sting is doubled: no card feeds Miles&Go, so every mile arrived through a Bonvoy 3:1, Accor 2:1 or IHG 5:1 hotel hop and starts a 3-year fuse the moment it lands. Note the board itself is unaffected — all 1,626 TAP options we price are Star Alliance partner awards off the separate May table, and no corridor we cover starts or ends in Lisbon or Porto.
- 25 Jul 2026HDFC switches on 22 transfer partners for BizPowerAirmiles conversion via NetBanking only — no partner ever named by HDFC → 22 SmartBuy transfer partners — 14 at 2:1, 8 at 3:1
HDFC's ₹2,500 business card just got a redemption game. BizPower Reward Points — 5 RP per ₹200 since 15 May 2026, 5X on income tax, GST, PayZapp bills, Google and Meta Ads — could previously only leave the account as cashback at ₹0.20, catalogue goods at ₹0.35, SmartBuy travel at ₹0.50, or a nameless 'Airmiles conversion' via NetBanking. From 25 July they transfer on SmartBuy to the same 22 airline and hotel programmes Infinia and Diners Black see, one notch worse across the board: 2:1 to KrisFlyer, Flying Blue, Avianca LifeMiles, Turkish, United, Accor ALL, IHG, Club ITC, AirAsia, Finnair, Radisson, Wyndham, Lotusmiles and SpiceClub; 3:1 to Qatar and BA Avios, Air India Maharaja Club, Marriott Bonvoy, Aeroplan, Cathay Asia Miles, Etihad Guest and Thai Royal Orchid Plus. HDFC announced nothing and still names no partner in any document it publishes — the grid comes from four independent sightings that agree partner-for-partner, and the 2:1 base matches HDFC's own FAQ line, '1 Reward Points = Rs.0.5 airmiles'. Accor ALL at 2:1 is the standout: at our ₹2.15 house value that is the only one of the 22 doors worth more than a rupee a point (₹1.07), and it beats every cash-out HDFC offers this card. Sister card BizBlack, on Infinia-grade earn, still reaches exactly one programme.
- 10 Jul 2026BluChip ↔ Accor ALL ratios surface — 6:1 in, 3:2 out, live 13 JulyCorridor announced Apr 2025; no ratios published for 15 months → 6,000 BluChips → 1,000 ALL points (6:1); 3,000 ALL → 2,000 BluChips (3:2); live 13 Jul 2026
India's first airline↔hotel points corridor finally has numbers: ratios spotted on the Accor ALL site ahead of the 13 July joint launch. 6,000 BluChips buy 1,000 ALL points — a respectable ~72% of value retained at house values (₹0.50/BluChip, ₹2.15/ALL), making Accor the best BluChip exit that isn't an IndiGo seat. The reverse leg (3,000 ALL → 2,000 BluChips) torches ~85% of ALL's fixed stay value; use it never. And the fantasy of resurrecting the dead Axis EDGE→Accor route through BluChips dies at this ratio: even inside Axis's intro window the chain recovers only ~36%.
- 4 May 2026TAP Miles&Go repriced every India award — the Gulf left AsiaIndia→Asia (Gulf included) 40k/60k · Europe 70k/115k · North America 70k/115k · Oceania 60k/105k · one flat sub-Saharan Africa cell 90k/160k → India→Asia 50k/70k · a new Middle East zone at 60k/80k · Europe and North America 80k/125k · Oceania 70k/115k · Southern Africa 80k/110k, East Africa 110k/250k
TAP raised the price of every single cell an Indian traveller can reach, with no announcement and no fanfare — the new table simply took effect for tickets issued after 4 May 2026. India sits in TAP's 'Asia' zone, and intra-Asia went 40k/60k → 50k/70k. Two structural changes hurt more than the headline: the Gulf was carved out of the Asia zone into a Middle East band of its own, so Dubai jumped 40k/60k → 60k/80k (+50% economy) and now costs more than Bangkok; and the single flat sub-Saharan Africa cell split in two, sending Nairobi and Addis to 110k/250k (business +56%) while Johannesburg fell to 80k/110k — the one corridor that got cheaper. Europe and North America both went 70k/115k → 80k/125k. TAP also spells out that any itinerary spanning more than two of its regions is billed segment by segment and summed, so an India–Europe–US connection now costs 145k/245k rather than the 80k/125k cell. No Indian card feeds Miles&Go directly; you get here through a Bonvoy, Accor or IHG hop, which makes a 25% chart rise on miles you paid a hotel haircut for sting twice.
- 2 Apr 2026Axis purges Marriott, Accor and Qatar from its transfer list overnightMarriott, Accor, Qatar Airways at Group A ratios → All three gone; BA, Finnair, Vietnam Airlines added at 2:1
With zero advance notice — despite Axis's own MITC requiring 30 days — EDGE Miles/Rewards cardholders woke up on 2 April 2026 to find Marriott Bonvoy, Accor Live Limitless and Qatar Airways Privilege Club stripped from the transfer partner list. The three replacements (British Airways Executive Club — since renamed The British Airways Club — Finnair Plus, and Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles) land in the worst tier: 2:1 on Atlas instead of the usual 1:2, and 5:1 on Magnus/Reserve instead of 5:2 — so you need up to 4x the points for the same miles. This guts Atlas and Magnus's best hotel-transfer sweet spots in one stroke and pushes the whole EDGE ecosystem toward airline-only redemptions.
- 9 Apr 2025IndiGo BluChip and Accor ALL agree two-way points conversionNo airline↔hotel points corridor in India → BluChip ↔ ALL two-way conversion agreed; ratios TBA
India's first airline–hotel loyalty pact: IndiGo BluChip and ALL – Accor Live Limitless commit to points sharing, co-branded loyalty and seamless two-way conversion. The conversion is expected to finally go live in July 2026 — and the unpublished ratio decides everything. If BluChip→ALL lands near 2:1, the Axis EDGE Miles intro window (1:2 to BluChip till 17 Aug 2026) quietly resurrects the EDGE→Accor corridor Axis killed on 2 April 2026 — at up to 90% of the old value.
Straight answers
The questions people actually type about Accor Live Limitless (ALL) — answered from the same data as everything above, with the same numbers.
What is 1 Accor Live Limitless point (ALL) worth in INR?
Our desk marks Accor Live Limitless (ALL) at ₹2.15 a point — so 1,000 points are worth ₹2,150 and 10,000 are worth ₹21,500. That is the number every route on this page is priced with. The ₹2.05 floor is the redemption you can always fall back on; the ₹2.25 ceiling is the best sweet spot we have actually verified. The mark is trending up, last reviewed 11 Jul 2026. The valuation index prices it against every other program we cover.
Which Indian cards earn Accor Live Limitless (ALL)?
None — no Indian card earns Accor Live Limitless (ALL) directly, so it is a transfer-only balance here. 51 cards feed it instead, and the hardest converters are Axis Olympus, HSBC Premier (Metal) and HSBC TravelOne. The ratio you are offered is therefore the whole decision. The card list above names each of them with its rank, its ratio and what one of its points becomes here.
Can I transfer Axis Bank points to Accor Live Limitless (ALL)?
Yes — Axis Olympus earns Axis EDGE Miles and moves them here at 1:2, which makes one of its points 2.0 points and ₹4.30 of value at our house mark. 51 cards feed Accor Live Limitless (ALL); it is the best of them. Everything that bank's points can reach — caps by card tier included — is on its transfer page.
When did Accor Live Limitless (ALL) last devalue?
28 Jul 2026 — TAP's own-metal award table stops being a chart — every cell is now a floor. That is the newest cut on our record. The nerf log below carries 13 tracked events touching Accor Live Limitless (ALL), and the program grades high on nerf risk.
Verified against Accor's own documents on · our house ₹/point, ₹2.15 today
Not published , and we will not invent it: how long posting takes · its award terms — surcharges and the booking window.