Discover cards begin migrating to Capital One. What it means for your card

If you're a Discover cardholder, you've likely known about the Capital One merger for over two years. The Discover card migration to Capital One officially begins today, July 27, but don't expect it to be instant.A Capital One spokesperson confirmed to TPG that all Discover consumer card accounts will "gradually" transition to Capital One's platform in waves, from now through 2027. Once your account is migrated, you will manage your Discover card on Capital One's website and app.Not all Discover cardholders are moving at the same time—and if you have multiple Discover cards, don't assume they'll all migrate together.What's happening now, and what should you do to prepare? Here's what you need to know about the ongoing move for Discover cardholders to Capital One.Discover cards started migrating to Capital One on July 27The migration officially began on July 27, but that doesn't mean every cardholder will see changes right away. A Capital One spokesperson confirmed to TPG that cardholders will receive "comprehensive information and reminders" in advance of changes.If you haven't received an email or notification yet, don't worry. Your account may simply be scheduled for a later migr...