@saaws wrote:
@-Cal- wrote:I never realized this was a thing, as far as I can remember I've been able to redeem with less than $50. Only been a member for a few months.
I assume you have Discover IT. Maybe Discover did away with minimum on IT, and decided to expand the relaxed requirement to other members with MORE card...
Well i have the IT card too (3 mos old) and when i tried last week it said no go for me, lemme try again and see what happens.
Edit: well what do you know, this time i was able to redeem my $25 in statement credit no problem 
Finally. I had even considered closing my Discover IT because I didn't utilize it enough to earn over $50 to redeem but now that's not an issue.
I think I may be partially responsible for this change. A couple of months ago, I wrote on Discover's Facebook page. I asked them remove the minimum redemption amount, so that I didn't have to wait several months to redeem my cashback bonus. I told them that Chase lets you redeem after $20 and that Capital One does not have a minimum redemption amount. If this is true, then Discover is awesome for listening to me.
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I just logged in to my Discover account and yes, it would let me redeem $28.33 as statement credit! Awesome! Thanks for sharing....I wouldn't have known and waited for several months for it to get to $50.
@Ghoshida wrote:Just checked their iPad app. Still says minimum $50 for either statement credit or direct deposit.
Same for Android; I'm guessing they just need to update the apps. The website now explicitly says that "you need at least a penny to redeem." I'm pretty stoked.
LOL..
I redeened $50 on Friday when the limit was still in place... Just went and redemed my remaining $30...