How do I set up Discover it Student Cash Back automatic payments? This question is about the Discover it® Student Cash Back

Cardholders can set up Discover it® Student Cash Back automatic payments through their online account or the Discover mobile app. Calling customer service at 1 (800) 347-2683 also is an option. Once you’re enrolled, Discover will withdraw the payment amount from your linked bank account on the scheduled date. How to Set Up Discover it Student Cash Back Automatic Payments: Log in to your online account via the Discover website or mobile app. Find the “Pay Online” on the account home page and then select “DirectPay.” Enter your bank account routing number and account number. This is the account from which Discover will deduct your payment each month. Select your payment amount. Choose from the minimum amount due, the current balance, the statement balance, or a customized amount that is more than the minimum payment. You should always make sure your bank account has enough funds for the payment a few days before the due date, to be safe. And once you’re in enrolled in automatic payments, don’t forget to review your recent transactions regularly.

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Cardholders can set up Discover it® Student Cash Back automatic payments through their online account or the Discover mobile app. Calling customer service at 1 (800) 347-2683 also is an option. Once you’re enrolled, Discover will withdraw the payment amount from your linked bank account on the scheduled date.

How to Set Up Discover it Student Cash Back Automatic Payments:

Log in to your online account via the Discover website or mobile app.
Find the “Pay Online” on the account home page and then select “DirectPay.”
Enter your bank account routing number and account number. This is the account from which Discover will deduct your payment each month.
Select your payment amount. Choose from the minimum amount due, the current balance, the statement balance, or a customized amount that is more than the minimum payment.

You should always make sure your bank account has enough funds for the payment a few days before the due date, to be safe. And once you’re in enrolled in automatic payments, don’t forget to review your recent transactions regularly.

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How do automatic payments work with Discover?

Discover automatic payments withdraw a set payment amount from an enrolled cardholder’s linked checking or savings account every month on the card’s due date. Cardholders can sign up for Discover’s DirectPay automatic payments through their online account or Discover’s mobile app. There is no fee to sign up. If you need assistance setting up autopay, call Discover customer service at 1 (800) 347-2683.

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The Discover it Student chrome minimum payment is $20, $15 plus past due amounts, or 3% of the statement balance plus past due amounts – whichever is higher. If the statement balance is less than $20, the Discover it Student chrome minimum payment will be equal to the balance. In addition, if you recently missed a payment or exceeded your credit limit, Discover may add a late fee or the overlimit amount to your minimum payment.

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