AwardWallet Skill

Query loyalty program balances, elite status, and transaction history via the AwardWallet Business Account Access API.

Source: business.awardwallet.com — Requires a Business account.

Authentication

Set these in your .env file:

• AWARDWALLET_API_KEY — Get from https://business.awardwallet.com/profile/api
• AWARDWALLET_USER_ID — Your connected user ID. Find it via the List Connected Users endpoint below.

All requests use the X-Authentication header.

First-time setup gotcha: AwardWallet enforces an IP allowlist on Business API keys. Without your IP whitelisted, every call returns {"error": "access_denied", "code": "IP_DENIED"}. Whitelist before troubleshooting.

• Where to whitelist: https://business.awardwallet.com/profile/api
• How to find your IP: curl ifconfig.me
• Multi-IP: home, office, hotspot, VPN exit nodes, and any travel locations each need their own entry. Easiest is to whitelist a /24 if you're on a stable residential ISP.

Error signatures

API Base

https://business.awardwallet.com/api/export/v1

Quick Start: Get All Balances

curl -s -H "X-Authentication: $AWARDWALLET_API_KEY" \
  "https://business.awardwallet.com/api/export/v1/connectedUser/$AWARDWALLET_USER_ID" | jq '.accounts'

Response Fields

Each account object contains:

Useful jq Filters

All filters below assume the curl output is piped in. Replace ... with the full curl command above.

# Just airline balances with status
... | jq '[.accounts[] | select(.kind == "Airlines") | {name: .displayName, balance: .balanceRaw, status: ((.properties // [])[] | select(.kind == 3) | .value) // "none"}]'

# Just hotel balances with status
... | jq '[.accounts[] | select(.kind == "Hotels") | {name: .displayName, balance: .balanceRaw, status: ((.properties // [])[] | select(.kind == 3) | .value) // "none"}]'

# Just credit card / transferable points
... | jq '[.accounts[] | select(.kind == "Credit Cards") | {name: .displayName, balance: .balanceRaw}]'

# All balances sorted by amount (descending), non-zero only
... | jq '[.accounts[] | {name: .displayName, kind: .kind, balance: .balanceRaw} | select(.balance > 0)] | sort_by(-.balance)'

# Elite status across all programs
... | jq '[.accounts[] | {name: .displayName, status: ((.properties // [])[] | select(.kind == 3) | .value) // null} | select(.status != null)]'

# Accounts with errors (need password update, etc.)
... | jq '[.accounts[] | select(.errorCode != 1) | {name: .displayName, error: .errorCode}]'

# Combined summary for trip planning (airlines + transferable points, non-zero, sorted)
... | jq '[.accounts[] | select((.kind == "Airlines" or .kind == "Credit Cards") and .balanceRaw > 0) | {name: .displayName, kind: .kind, balance: .balanceRaw, status: ((.properties // [])[] | select(.kind == 3) | .value) // null}] | sort_by(-.balance)'

Deep Dive: Full Account History

For full transaction history (beyond last 10):

curl -s -H "X-Authentication: $AWARDWALLET_API_KEY" \
  "https://business.awardwallet.com/api/export/v1/account/{accountId}" | jq '.account[0].history'

Travel Timeline

Get saved itineraries for a connected user:

curl -s -H "X-Authentication: $AWARDWALLET_API_KEY" \
  -X POST \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"start": "2026-01-01", "end": "2027-01-01"}' \
  "https://business.awardwallet.com/api/export/v1/travel-timeline/$AWARDWALLET_USER_ID" | jq '.itineraries'

List All Supported Providers

curl -s -H "X-Authentication: $AWARDWALLET_API_KEY" \
  "https://business.awardwallet.com/api/export/v1/providers/list" | jq '.'

Account Property Kinds

When parsing properties arrays, these kind values are standardized:

Error Codes

Workflow: Trip Planning Summary

When planning a trip, run this workflow:

1. Pull all accounts
2. Filter to Airlines and Credit Cards (transferable points)
3. Show a clean summary: program name, balance, elite status
4. Note any accounts with errors that might need updating
5. Cross reference with transfer partners for the destination

Notes

• History in user/member detail responses is capped at 10 records. Use /account/{id} for full history.
• balanceRaw is the numeric value. balance is formatted with commas.
• Connected users control their own access level. If data seems limited, they may have restricted sharing.
• SubAccounts exist for programs like Capital One where one login has multiple cards. Check subAccounts array.