Payments & Transfers: Recurring Payments To Merchants

What is Auto Bill Pay?

Auto Bill Pay allows you to charge your regular or household bills to your Discover Card. Arrange automatic payment for your Internet service, wireless/home phone, cable/satellite TV, newspaper, and more. To set up automatic payments, simply contact each biller directly and provide information from your Discover Card.

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What are the benefits of Auto Bill Pay with Discover Card?

Auto Bill Pay with Discover Card gives you greater peace of mind knowing that your important monthly payments are made on time, every time. You'll spend less time paying bills every month and more time doing the things you enjoy. You'll simplify your finances and be able to track your payment history at Discovercard.com. Plus, you'll build your Cashback Bonus even faster with regular automatic payments.

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Can I build my Cashback Bonus by paying these bills with my Discover Card?

Yes, you build your Cashback Bonus with each bill you pay with your Discover Card. The more bills you add, the bigger your Cashback Bonus. Cardmembers who participate in a Cashback Bonus Program earn a cash reward on all qualified purchases, up to 1% of each purchase based on annual level and type of purchases. See Cashback Bonus Terms and Conditions for full details.

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Which billers accept Auto Bill Pay with Discover Card?

Thousands of merchants nationwide accept Discover Card automatic bill payment, including phone companies, Internet service providers, cable/satellite TV providers, newspapers, and more. Browse our Popular Billers Directory to see which of your billers accept Auto Bill Pay. If your biller is not listed, simply contact them via the information on your monthly statement to ask whether they accept automatic payments from Discover Card.

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Is Auto Bill Pay free?

Yes, it's free. Discover Card charges no fees for automatic payments. Most billers likewise do not charge a fee, but be sure to ask when you set up your payments.

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When do my payments switch to Auto Bill Pay?

Your payments will continue on your normal due date with your biller until they start charging your Discover Card automatically. Continue paying as you have previously until you see charges appear on your Discover Card statement or your biller informs you they have started charging your Discover Card.

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Will I still receive a bill when I use Auto Bill Pay?

Billers typically continue to send a bill with the total amount they will charge to your Discover Card account. Some billers, however, may allow you to receive an online bill or no bill at all. Of course, your Discover Card monthly statement or online statement will provide you with a convenient, thorough record of charges to your Discover Card account.

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How many billers can I have with Auto Bill Pay?

There is no limit to the number of billers that can charge automatic payments to your Discover Card. Keep in mind, however, there may be a limit to overall charges to your Discover Card account if bills exceed your credit limit.

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What if my Discover Card account information changes?

To prevent service interruption, contact each biller and give them your new Discover Card account information. Browse our Popular Billers Directory for biller contact information.

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What should I do if an Auto Bill Pay charge on my Discover Card account statement is incorrect?

If you have a question about the amount or frequency of the charge, contact your service provider immediately to resolve payment discrepancies. As always, if you do not recognize a biller on your statement or have a concern about a transaction, you can call Discover Card Customer Service at 1-800-DISCOVER (1-800-347-2683), or send a secure message through one of the online forms under "Statement-Related Requests" in the Customer Service area of the Account Center.

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How do I stop using Auto Bill Pay with a particular biller?

Contact the biller directly to cancel any automatic payment. Some billers require an advance notice, so be sure to allow enough time.

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