Pay With Points
Use your Flex Rewards points to pay for new purchases on your Georgia’s Own credit card.
You've earned it
Use the Flex Rewards points you’ve already earned with your Visa Signature®, Visa® Platinum, or Student Visa® credit card to pay for qualified purchases. All it takes is a single click in an email or a one-word response to a text message, and you’ll get a statement credit on your card for the amount of your purchase.
Set up alerts for Pay With Points
To set up alerts for Pay With Points, log into Flex Rewards through online banking. Once you’re logged in:
- Select “My Account” menu option, then select “My Profile” and “Pay With Points”
- Choose how you want to receive your Pay With Points alerts
You can also manage your other alerts for Flex Rewards in the same spot.
Flex Rewards FAQs
You can get Flex Rewards points on our Visa Signature®, Visa® Platinum, and Student Visa cards. Our Visa Classic card does not offer points.
To find the card that’s right for you, visit our Credit Card Comparison page.
If you want to redeem your points, just log into online banking or give us a call at 888.205.5931 to get started.
You can use your points for cash back, gift cards, travel, charitable donations—pretty much anything you want. And Pay With Points lets you make qualified purchases with the points you’ve already earned.
Your Flex Rewards points expire five years after the date you earned them. If you want to redeem your points, just log into online banking or give us a call at 888.205.5931 to get started.
Take a look at our credit cards
Visa Signature®
Our most rewarding card, with points earned for every dollar you spend, plus premium perks and concierge service.
Visa® Platinum
Earn points for every dollar charged that you can redeem for cash back, gift cards, travel, and more.
Student Visa®
Earn Flex Rewards points with each purchase you make and build your credit while you finish school.
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