Complete Guide to Quitting a Point Site 2026｜Quit Safely Without Losing Points
The iron rule of quitting a point site: "use up your points first"
You want to tidy up point sites you no longer use — but quitting forfeits your points in principle. Amounts in an in-process exchange and rewards from offers awaiting judgment can also be voided, so preparation before quitting matters most. This guide organizes the steps to quit safely without a loss, plus what to confirm beforehand. It also covers the risks of leaving an account idle and the option of going "dormant" instead of quitting. Read it alongside the safety guide and the expiry-prevention guide.
What to check before quitting
| Check item | Why | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Remaining point balance | Forfeited in principle on quitting | Exchange/use up, then quit |
| Offers awaiting judgment | Quitting voids the reward | Wait for award/approval first |
| In-process exchanges | Mid-process ones may be canceled | Confirm the funds arrived first |
| Below the minimum exchange | Small amounts can't exchange and vanish | Pool them via an exchange relay |
* Quitting specs and point handling differ by site. Always confirm "points on withdrawal" in each site's help and terms.
Steps to quit without a loss
- Complete everything awaiting judgment or in processWait for offers to be awarded/approved and exchanges to arrive. Don't quit midway.
- Exchange or use up your remaining pointsFor amounts below the minimum exchange, pool them via an exchange relay, then move to cash or other points.
- Cancel registration info and linkagesStop email delivery and unlink external services.
- Execute the withdrawalUse the withdrawal form in My Page. Saving the completion email gives peace of mind.
The most common quitting mistake is "withdrawing with points still in the account, losing them all." Amounts awaiting judgment or in an in-process exchange can also be voided. Don't rush — quit only after confirming a zero balance and zero pending requests. Also, simply not using a site without quitting — going "dormant" — is often fine, so if you might return, you don't have to force a withdrawal.
Cautions
- Quitting = forfeiting points, in principle: clear your balance, pending judgments, and in-process exchanges first. Expiry-prevention guide.
- Perks may not revive on re-registration: the same person re-registering is sometimes excluded from new-user perks.
- Confirm personal-data deletion: check post-withdrawal data handling in the terms and privacy policy. Safety guide.
- Idle accounts risk expiry and hijacking: if unused, quit or strengthen the password. Avoid leaving it idle long-term.
FAQ
What happens to points when I quit?
Should I quit sites I don't use?
What about points below the minimum exchange?
This article was written from publicly available information on each point site as of May 2026. Cashback rates, campaign terms, and redemption rules can change without notice — always check each site's official page for the latest. This site uses each point site's referral program, but going through a referral link never changes the rate you receive.