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1 Mag mile is worth ₹1.00 in India.

₹1.00

₹1,000 per 1,000 miles, our house mark

₹1.00 · first marked 5 Aug 2026, never re-marked since

Reviewed

How we got this ₹ figure

₹1.00 is our HOUSE value for a mile — what a disciplined traveller actually clears, not the best redemption we have ever seen (₹2.00, the ceiling) and not the worst you can always fall back on (₹0.40, the floor). It is the number every route on this page is priced with.

We hold one dated point for Mag Miles — the mark itself. There is no earlier valuation on our record, so this page shows no trend line rather than drawing one. How we value a point →

No Indian card on our board earns Mag Miles, and no currency we track transfers into it. We carry the programme for its valuation and its nerf record, not because a card reaches it. Every programme we price →

also known as: Magnify Mag Miles · Magnify

Not a bank currency and not a portal — Magnify (magnify.club) is an Indian gift-card app whose own coin genuinely transfers out. You buy e-gift cards from 500+ brands and get "up to 20% back in Mag Miles", then move them into NINE partner programmes, all of which this desk already indexes. Its own homepage sets the peg — "1 Mag Mile = 1 Airline Mile. Always. No exceptions." — so the ₹1/partner-mile anchor applies literally: six airlines at 1:1 (Air India Maharaja ₹0.80, SAS EuroBonus ₹0.90, Vietnam Lotusmiles ₹1.00, Ethiopian ShebaMiles ₹1.00, IndiGo BluChip ₹0.50, AirAsia Rewards ₹0.23) plus Club ITC 1:1 (₹1.00). Ceiling ₹2.00 is the one ratio that beats 1:1 — Orchid Rewards at 1:2, two Petals per Mag Mile — and is also roughly where the recurring transfer promos land (SAS 1:1+80% to 31 Aug 2026). Floor ₹0.40 is the Flipkart SuperCoins exit, the no-travel-plans fallback. First transfer needs 100 Mag Miles, every one after that just 10, no maximum, no transfer fee, one-way and irreversible — except Flipkart, which is two-way (SuperCoins back to Mag Miles at 5:2). NO Indian credit card transfers INTO Mag Miles: the only on-ramp is buying gift cards, so this is a source node, never a chain waypoint.

To Orchid Rewards₹2.001:2 (1–2 days)

best way out — what one mile is worth once it lands , at the base rate before any volume bonus

Mag Miles has held — we grade its nerf risk stable No tracker events on record for this program How we grade it →

₹0.40
Floor
₹1.00
House value / mile
₹2.00
Ceiling
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Trend

No corridor on our board prices a seat in Mag Miles 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 →

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Mag Miles — the transfer routes in and outFlipkart SuperCoins5:2Orchid Rewards1:2Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles1:1Ethiopian ShebaMiles1:1Club ITC1:1SAS EuroBonus1:1Air India Maharaja Points1:1IndiGo BluChip1:1Flipkart SuperCoins1:1AirAsia Rewards1:1Mag Miles1 in · 9 out

This drawing wants a wide screen. Every route it draws is in the lists below, priced.

Every way out

Ranked by real ₹ per point at our house values — the play first, the traps last. Ratios read Mag Miles : partner miles.

Ways out via partner transfer

Program-to-program corridors — Mag Miles 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.

1:2 (1–2 days)
Orchid Rewards up to 1 working day — 1–2 days issuer-published· 9 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
The ONLY row that beats 1:1 — 'Transfer Mag Miles to Orchid Rewards at 1:2, so 100 Mag Miles becomes 200 Orchid Petals', credited 'in up to 1 working day'. The partner is THE ORCHID HOTELS & RESORTS (magnify.club, re-read 2026-08-09: 'Asia's first five-star Ecotel chain'), NOT Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd — an earlier version of this row named the wrong chain. Orchid's ₹1.00 Petal is now issuer-published rather than an anchor ('Value of each Petal is Re.1 at Participating Hotels and Participating Restaurants', Orchid Rewards T&C), so 1:2 really is ₹2.00 per Mag Mile and really does set this currency's ceiling. Honest caveat: that par only holds against an Orchid hotel or restaurant bill — the programme's own merchandise store pays 2 Petals = ₹1, halving the exit.
₹2.00 /pt
1:1 (instant)
Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
FAQ: 'Every 1 Mag Mile becomes 1 Lotusmile.' Instant. A SkyTeam door no Indian bank card opens directly — Magnify is the only on-ramp on this desk.
₹1.00 /pt
1:1 (instant)
Ethiopian ShebaMiles instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
FAQ: 'Every 1 Mag Mile becomes 1 ShebaMile.' Instant. Star Alliance via Addis; also reachable from SBI/Axis, so this matters only for stranded Mag Miles.
₹1.00 /pt
1:1 (instant)
Club ITC instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
Magnify's ITC page: 'Transfer Mag Miles 1:1 to Club ITC Green Points, so every Mag Mile becomes 1 Green Point.' Value-neutral at house (₹1.00 → ₹1.00) and Green Points offset ITC invoices 1:1 in rupees, so this is the closest thing Mag Miles has to a cash-out. PROMO, not structural: 'Get 40% Bonus Points … So 100 Mag Miles becomes 140. Valid 1-31 August 2026' — LIVE as this row is written, making the ITC exit temporarily the best value-retaining door out of Mag Miles (₹1.40/mile). Expires 31 Aug 2026; re-read then and delete the promo sentence if it lapses.
₹1.00 /pt
1:1 (instant)
SAS EuroBonus instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
FAQ: 'Mag Miles transfer to SAS EuroBonus at a 1:1 ratio.' PROMO, not structural: 'Get 80% Bonus Points … So 100 Mag Miles becomes 180. Valid until 31 August 2026' — at ₹0.90/point that is a ₹1.62 effective mile while it lasts. Re-read this row after 31 Aug 2026 and delete the promo sentence if it lapses.
₹0.90 /pt
4 more partner-transfer corridors out — same ranking
1:1 (1–2 days)
Air India Maharaja Points within 10 hours — 1–2 days issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
listed as Air India Maharaja Club
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
Magnify's FAQ: 'Mag Miles transfer to Air India Maharaja Club at a 1:1 ratio. Every 1 Mag Mile becomes 1 Maharaja Point.' The only one of the nine that is NOT instant — 'processed within 10 hours'. The most useful exit from India: Star Alliance award space at ₹0.80/point house value.
₹0.80 /pt
1:1 (instant)
IndiGo BluChip instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
FAQ: '100 Mag Miles become 100 IndiGo BluChips.' Instant. Mathematically the second-worst exit — ₹1.00 of Mag Mile becomes ₹0.50 of dynamic BluChip — but the one most Indians will actually redeem, and BluChip's Accor valve (live 13 Jul 2026) gives it an onward door.
₹0.50 /pt
1:1 (instant)
Flipkart SuperCoins instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
The only TWO-WAY partner: 'Mag Miles transfer to Flipkart SuperCoins at a 1:1 ratio' and 'SuperCoins convert to Mag Miles at a 5:2 ratio anytime, so 100 SuperCoins becomes 40 Mag Miles.' Outbound at ₹1.00 → ₹0.40 is the floor of this currency — the no-travel-plans fallback. PROMO, not structural: 1:1 + 100% bonus (100 Mag Miles → 200 SuperCoins) valid until 29 August 2026; re-read after that date.
₹0.40 /pt
1:1 (instant)
AirAsia Rewards instant — Instant issuer-published· 5 Aug — The card issuer states this window in its own document.
min 100 Mag Miles first transfer, 10 thereafter
FAQ: 'Every 1 Mag Mile becomes 1 AirAsia Rewards point.' Instant — and the worst exit in the file: AirAsia Rewards are MYR-pegged at ₹0.23, so a 1:1 transfer torches ~77% of the value. Listed for completeness; never route here.
₹0.23 /pt

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Straight answers

The questions people actually type about Mag Miles — answered from the same data as everything above, with the same numbers.

What is 1 Mag mile worth in INR?

Our desk marks Mag Miles at ₹1.00 a mile — so 1,000 miles are worth ₹1,000 and 10,000 are worth ₹10,000. That is the number every route on this page is priced with. The ₹0.40 floor is the redemption you can always fall back on; the ₹2.00 ceiling is the best sweet spot we have actually verified. The mark is holding flat, last reviewed 5 Aug 2026. The valuation index prices it against every other program we cover.

When did Mag Miles last devalue?

We hold no dated events for Mag Miles at all — no devaluation, no buff, nothing sourced — and we will not fill that gap with a guess. The nerf-risk grade reads stable, which on a program with no logged history means untested rather than safe.

Verified against Magnify's own documents on · our house ₹/mile, ₹1.00 today

Not published , and we will not invent it: when the points expire · how long posting takes · its award terms — surcharges and the booking window.

Every document behind this page — 3 of them, each with the day we read it
  1. official Magnify's own partner grid — nine programmes, six of them airlines at a flat 1:1. That is what lets the ₹1-per-partner-mile anchor apply to a Mag Mile literally rather than by analogy.
  2. official Magnify's Orchid page — the one door that beats 1:1, at two Orchid Petals per Mag Mile. Orchid's own terms price a Petal at ₹1 against its hotel and restaurant bills, which is this row's ceiling.
  3. official Magnify's Flipkart page — Mag Miles leave 1:1 into SuperCoins, the no-travel-plans exit that sets this row's floor at the SuperCoin's own ₹0.40.

Something stale or wrong? The document wins — tell us →