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You can set a Discover card travel notice by logging in to your account or calling Discover customer service at (800) 347-2683. A travel notice ensures that when Discover sees purchases made in unusual locations using your credit or debit card, they won’t get suspicious and suspend your account for fraud. It’s not something you have to do by any means, but Discover recommends it when traveling out of state or country to help make your trip as smooth as possible.
Here’s how to set a Discover card travel notice:
- Log in to your Discover account.
- Click on the “Manage” tab.
- Click on “Travel Notification.”
- Enter the dates you’ll be away and where you’ll be traveling.
- Submit your notification.
You can also complete your Discover card travel notice by contacting customer service via the live chat option from your online account or by calling Discover customer service at (800) 347-2683. From there, you’ll have to say “travel notification” and then enter the last four digits of your Social Security Number to speak with a representative. Then you can tell them where you plan to travel and for how long, and the representative will set up the alert for you.
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This is incorrect. Please do not follow the provided steps, as you will be as lost as I was. Follow these steps: Log into your Discover Account Click on the "Security" tab Click "Register Travel" Follow directions on screen and click "Submit Travel"