Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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You can find your Discover credit card account number by looking at the 16 digits on the back of your card. That is because Discover uses the same digits for both your account number and your credit card number. However, for security reasons, Discover only shows the last four digits on statements, online accounts, or any other communications. If you need the full number, you’ll have to check your actual card.
Since Discover doesn’t display your full account number anywhere except on the card itself, it’s important to keep your card secure. If you don’t have access to your physical card, you may need to verify your identity another way, such as through personal information or security questions, to access your account details.
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