Capital on Tap announced a partnership with Radisson Rewards on October 14, 2025, allowing cardholders to convert business reward points into the hotel loyalty programme. The connection added another use for points earned through business spending. [S01]

A new route in the redemption menu

The companies said conversion would be available through the Capital on Tap portal or mobile app. Existing redemption choices included cashback, gift cards and Avios. Pro customers were also offered Radisson Rewards VIP status, with benefits subject to the hotel programme’s conditions. [S01]

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A new route in the redemption menu

Cardholder step

Announced arrangement

Earn rewards

Use the Capital on Tap business card

Convert points

Select Radisson Rewards through the app or portal

Use hotel rewards

Redeem under Radisson Rewards rules

Pro membership

Access the stated VIP status benefit

Choice does not imply equal redemption value

Adding a hotel programme broadens the reward menu, but the choices cannot be compared simply by counting points. A transfer ratio, hotel redemption price, availability and programme rules all affect the outcome for a cardholder.

The announcement did not publish a conversion ratio or establish the cash-equivalent value of a transferred point. It therefore supports the availability of the connection, without proving that a hotel redemption is more valuable than a gift card or cashback.

For gift-card providers, the partnership illustrates the competition for earned reward balances inside business-card platforms. A cardholder’s decision may depend on flexibility as much as headline value: a business planning travel and an owner looking for an everyday retail reward can reasonably choose different routes.

The October 2025 release did not quantify transfers or bookings after launch. Those outcomes would require subsequent data rather than an inference from the partnership itself.