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No, you cannot customize any discover credit cards currently available to new applicants. Each discover credit card offers a single design for everyone who is approved, and you can’t change the design later on.
You can compare the different card options from discover to see which designs appeal to you the most. Or if you’re not tied to discover, there are customizable credit cards out there that may be worth looking into.
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