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SIA adds convertible KrisFlyer mile rewards to KrisPay

Members can convert their KrisPay miles to KrisFlyer miles valid for six months.

KrisFlyer members can earn KrisPay miles instantaneously when they spend at various partner outlets across Singapore, with the latest enhancement to the KrisPay app, Singapore Airlines (SIA) revealed in an announcement.

After making a purchase, members can open the KrisPay app and key in the amount spent under the new “Earn” tab, and a QR code will be generated. The partner’s cashier will then scan the QR code, resulting in an instant reward of KrisPay miles.

Members can convert KrisPay miles earned to KrisFlyer miles (one KrisPay mile is equivalent to one KrisFlyer mile) instantaneously within seven days of accrual.

KrisPay, which was launched in July 2018, has 33 partners under its belt with more than 260 outlets islandwide.

Members will be able to earn miles at 27 out of the 33 partners, with more partners added progressively, the firm added. KrisPay miles have a validity of six months.
 

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