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Some travel credit cards are only beneficial when booking travel, but not so with the Discover it® Miles card, which allows you to earn unlimited flat 1.5x Miles on every dollar of every purchase you make and redeem them conveniently. The Discover it® Miles travel credit card has no annual fee and a Discover Match® of all the Miles you've earned at the end of your first year.

What's more, Discover doesn't have any airline or hotel transfer partners. Instead, you can redeem miles as a statement credit to cover any eligible travel purchases made in the last 180 days, such as airfare, hotels, rideshares, gas stations, restaurants and more. So with the Discover card, you can both earn and redeem your miles on flights with Delta Air Lines or any other airline. The great thing about the Miles that you earn with the Discover® travel card is that they can be used to cover all or part of your travel expenses. You can also redeem Miles as cash by depositing into your bank account or paying when you check out at Amazon.com or pay with PayPal.

To redeem Discover miles online, log in to your Discover account and click "Ways to Redeem." Then select Travel Purchases, Miles as Cash, or Amazon.com as your redemption method. If redeeming by phone, call the issuer and follow the voice prompts.

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