Be Part of the Discover Merchant Settlement

if your business Accepted Discover Cards between Jan 2007 and December 2023 you may qualify to receive compensation through the Discover Merchant Settlement.

This settlement was created to compensate eligible merchants for certain payment card fees and practices. 1.2 Billion has been allocated for qualifying businesses.

Why File a Claim?

  • Recover Potential Funds: Eligible businesses may qualify for a settlement payment.
  • Simple Process: RMF assists businesses throughout the claim submission process.
  • No Upfront Cost: RMF’s services are contingency-based, meaning fees are only owed from a successful recovery, if any.

Important Notice: The Court-approved claim filing deadline passed on May 18, 2026. Late claims may not be considered, processed, or paid by the Settlement Administrator.

What You Need to Do

  • Confirm Eligibility: Businesses that accepted Discover card payments during the eligible period may qualify.
  • Submit Your Information: Complete the form so RMF can review your potential eligibility and assist with the claim process.

Be Part of the Discover Merchant Settlement

Due date for Discover Settlement claim filing was May 18 2026. We are no longer accepting submissions.



We thank all claimants who entrusted us with claim filing services. If you have any questions regarding your submission, please reach out to us at claims@recovermyfee.com
No cost assistance is available and additional information is available at the Court-approved website, www.discovermerchantsettlement.com

The RMF Advantage

At RMF, we take a unique approach to settlement recovery. We’re not just another consultant; we’re your dedicated partner, committed to navigating the intricacies of class action settlements with you. Our focus is on delivering results—ensuring your business gets every dollar it deserves. With a wealth of experience, a client-first mentality, and a reliance on expert knowledge and available data, we handle every step of the process with care, precision, and professionalism.

We redefine the settlement recovery process by combining industry expertise, strategic insight, and the right tools to make your recovery claim efficient. Our goal is simple: to make the process seamless, and have you focus on the most important stuff. Your Business.

The Sagemont Services Advantage

3 Easy Steps

Fill Out The Form and follow the instructions
Rest Easy While RMF submits the claim on your Behalf
Receive your settlement (If you are eligible)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Discover Merchant Settlement?

The Discover Merchant Settlement relates to claims involving certain Discover payment card practices and merchant fees. Eligible businesses that accepted Discover card payments during the applicable eligibility period may qualify for compensation through the settlement.

How is my potential payment calculated?

Settlement payments, if any, are generally based on factors such as transaction volume, estimated interchange or processing data, total valid claims submitted, settlement administration costs, attorneys’ fees, taxes, and other court-approved expenses.

Final payment amounts, if any, will be determined by the Settlement Administrator and approved by the Court.

Can I still file a claim?

The Court-approved claim filing deadline passed on May 18, 2026. Late claims may still be submitted in certain circumstances; however, late claims may not be considered, processed, approved, or paid by the Settlement Administrator.

No recovery, payment, or claim approval is guaranteed for late claims.

Do I need to file separate claims for multiple businesses?

Yes. A separate claim should generally be submitted for each legal entity and EIN/Tax ID number.

RecoverMyFee.com is not associated with the Class Administrator or Class Counsel of the Payment Card Interchange Fee Settlement. We provide assistance to simplify the filing process and handle any necessary follow-ups on your behalf.

For more information and for the official court appointed website please click the link below