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Do World of Hyatt points Expire? World of Hyatt Expiry Rules (2026)

Yes — World of Hyatt points can expire. Under World of Hyatt's rules, points lapse after 24 months of account inactivity, and earning or redeeming activity typically resets that clock.

▍WORLD OF HYATT POINTS EXPIRY RULE — GAST CURATED DATA
World of Hyatt points expire after 24 months of complete account inactivity.
Earning or redeeming activity resets the inactivity clock.
Inactive 24 consecutive months => points forfeited. Reset by earning, redeeming, gifting, converting, partner stays, or holding a Hyatt card.
Curated · indicative. Last verified: 14 June 2026

What resets the inactivity clock

Earning World of Hyatt points via a flight, stay, or partner
Redeeming World of Hyatt points for a reward
Other partner activity — shopping, dining, card spend

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Yes — World of Hyatt points expire after 24 months of inactivity. Earning or redeeming activity typically resets the clock. Gast sends local notification alerts before your points reach the threshold. Last verified: 14 June 2026.

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