ALL Accor pays double IndiGo BluChips on Reward point transfers made between 15 and 21 October 2026. Accor's campaign page and IndiGo's terms file carry the same seven-day window.
The band and the rate
The standard conversion runs 3,000 ALL Accor Reward points to 2,000 IndiGo BluChips. Accor's campaign page sets the doubling inside a 6,000 to 30,000 point band per transaction. A transfer below 6,000 points pays the standard rate. IndiGo's file states the same floor and ceiling per conversion.
Accor prints the arithmetic. Convert 6,000 Reward points and receive 8,000 BluChips. The doubled rate pays 1.33 BluChips for each Reward point. At the 30,000-point ceiling the same rate produces 40,000 BluChips.
What a property answers at the desk
Members convert on the programmes' own pages. A hotel does not set the rate, the band or the window. What reaches the desk is the follow-up: a guest who converted on 21 October and sees no BluChips.
IndiGo's page requires the nine-digit BluChip membership number at conversion and an exact match on first name and last name across the two accounts. The page states that a mismatch fails the conversion. IndiGo credits BluChips within 24 to 48 hours of a successful transfer, per both documents.
The transfer is irreversible. IndiGo's terms state that completed transfers cannot be modified or refunded, and its page repeats that position. A conversion sent to a mistyped membership number does not come back. That is the one instruction a member needs before 21 October.
The receiving currency
BluChips carry no monetary value. IndiGo's terms state that they are not legal tender, cannot be exchanged for cash and cannot be assigned or sold. Redemption runs on IndiGo flights with no blackout dates, and BluChips hold lifetime validity while the member stays active within the last 24 months.
The return leg prices at 6,000 BluChips to 1,000 Reward points. A member who converts 3,000 Reward points receives 2,000 BluChips and can convert those back to about 333 Reward points. The round trip loses points in both directions.
The partnership underneath
Accor and IndiGo put a reciprocal loyalty partnership live in India on 13 July 2026, per Accor's release and the trade coverage of the launch. The campaign rides on that standing conversion route.
Eligibility rests on both accounts. Accor's page restricts the offer to ALL Accor members. IndiGo's file restricts it to BluChip members holding a valid membership ID and an active account.
The documents disagree on wording
IndiGo's file titles the promotion the 2nd Anniversary Offer. Accor's campaign page address still reads september while its text states 15 to 21 October. The window in this piece comes from the text of both documents.
IndiGo reserves the right to modify or end the offer without prior notice, per the terms file. The doubled rate applies to transfers completed inside the seven days.