Brex card
Brex Β· Mastercard
Business

Brex

Annual fee
None
Earns
Brex points
Point value
1.6 CPP

Welcome offer

Current offer

Earn 50,000 Brex points after you spend $9,000 in 1 months

β‰ˆ $800 at 1.6 CPP

Earning rates

CategoryEarnsReturn
Travel booked through Brex Travel4x6.4%
Dining3x4.8%
Travel1x1.6%
Groceries1x1.6%
Gas1x1.6%
Everything else1x1.6%

Return is what each $1 of spend is worth with points valued at 1.6 CPP.

Transfer partners for Brex points

PartnerRatioTransfer time
AeroMexico3:2Up to 1 business day
Avianca Airlines3:2Up to 1 business day
Cathay Pacific3:2Up to 1 business day
Emirates3:2Up to 1 business day
Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM3:2Up to 1 business day
Qantas Airways3:2Up to 1 business day
Singapore Airlines3:2Up to 1 business day
Compare every transfer partner β†’

Application rules

  • Business only

    Brex is only for U.S.-incorporated businesses with an EIN. It approves based on your company's cash balance or revenue, and funded startups typically need about $50,000 in the bank.

About the Brex

The Brex is a business Mastercard card from Brex with no annual fee that earns Brex points. It earns 4x on travel booked through Brex Travel, 3x on dining and 1x on everything else. The current welcome offer: earn 50,000 Brex points after you spend $9,000 in 1 months. Points transfer to 7 airline and hotel partners, including AeroMexico, Avianca Airlines and Cathay Pacific. AwardHack values Brex points at 1.6 CPP.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Brex annual fee?

The Brex has no annual fee.

What is the Brex welcome bonus?

Earn 50,000 Brex points after you spend $9,000 in 1 months. AwardHack values that at about $800.

Does the Brex include airport lounge access?

No, the Brex doesn't include airport lounge access.

Where can I transfer Brex points?

To 7 partners: AeroMexico (3:2), Avianca Airlines (3:2), Cathay Pacific (3:2), Emirates (3:2), Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM (3:2), Qantas Airways (3:2) and Singapore Airlines (3:2).

Offers, fees and benefits change often. Check the issuer's site before you apply.