Citi cards become myCard - no more CX, KF, EY, QR from 16/11/25

Sounds like those airlines aren’t seeing enough business funneled through Citibank to think it’s worth paying the kick-backs for a points-transfer agreement?
My assumption has been that this rush to either jettison (Citibank, CommBank) or increase the price of (AmEx) transfers to overseas FF programmes has been partly due to the flagged lowering or abolition of surcharges, but mostly due to the long-term exchange rate deterioration between the AUD and USD.

In other words, I've assumed that overseas FF programmes charge Australian credit card providers a fee in USD for their points, and those fees are now just too high.

Maybe I'm totally on the wrong track, though?
 
Was it stated if KF redemption rates remain the same? And doesn’t Prestige also have Avios option? New list of Prestige transfer partners would be same as current Premier listhe
He says updates will be announced soon , as information has been inconsistent across the various forums and threads, guess we’ll find out soon
 
But there will be no Citi transfers for anything, because Citi CC will no longer exist. Doesn’t necessarily mean there won’t be for new MyCard. CC. But they should really just tell us now, they must know.
 
But there will be no Citi transfers for anything, because Citi CC will no longer exist. Doesn’t necessarily mean there won’t be for new MyCard. CC. But they should really just tell us now, they must know.
Exactly right . Why are we not told NOW about MyCard transfers ?
 

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