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Conflicts Resolution Portal

Action May Be Required for Your Claim

Most Common Questions

What is a Conflict?

A conflict occurs when multiple parties have submitted claims related to the same merchant account, MID, business entity, or payment relationship.


Common examples include:
 

  • Multiple claims filed for the same merchant location

  • Merchant vs. processor/payfac submissions

  • Ownership or business structure changes

  • Conflicting account information


Resolving conflicts helps ensure settlement funds are distributed correctly and without unnecessary delays.

 
Why Address This Now?

If the conflict remains unresolved:
 

  • Claim processing may be delayed

  • Additional documentation may be required

  • Settlement payments may be delayed

  • The administrator may need to make a determination without your input


Why Work With MCAG?

MCAG has helped organizations recover hundreds of millions of dollars through more than 200 class action and antitrust settlements. Our team provides guidance throughout the claims process, helps ensure important deadlines are not missed, and works to confirm settlement recoveries are properly processed and accounted for.
 

Our team of researchers, filing experts, and account consultants:
 

  • Work directly with settlement administrators

  • Monitor filing deadlines and requirements

  • Assist with claim documentation and validation

  • Support clients through the determination and payment process

  • Continue monitoring future recovery opportunities through our Settlement Recovery Service (SRS), helping clients identify and recover funds from additional class action settlements
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Resolution Options

Option 1: Authorize MCAG to Represent Your Position

If you would like MCAG to continue assisting with your claim, click the button below to complete the authorization form.

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Option 2: Schedule a Review Call

Meet with an MCAG Account Consultant to review:

  • The nature of the conflict

  • Available resolution options

  • Potential impact on your claim

 

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What Happens Next?
  1. Review the conflict information and select a resolution option.

  2. Complete the authorization form or schedule a call with an MCAG Account Consultant.

  3. MCAG will review the matter and coordinate with the Settlement Administrator as needed.

  4. We will communicate any required next steps and keep you informed throughout the process.

 

Future Settlement Opportunities

Many organizations use MCAG's Settlement Recovery Service (SRS) to stay informed of future class action and antitrust settlement opportunities.

SRS helps organizations:
 

  • Identify relevant settlement opportunities

  • Avoid missed filing deadlines

  • Reduce administrative burden

  • Maximize recovery opportunities over time

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Disclaimer: The Discover Card Merchant Settlement claim deadline was May 18, 2026. No-cost assistance is available from the Court-appointed Settlement Administrator and Class Counsel. No one is required to retain or sign up with any third-party service in order to participate in any settlement recovery. This website is maintained by MCAG and is intended to assist organizations that have already submitted claims through MCAG and may have a conflict, deficiency, or other issue requiring review. For official settlement information, court documents, and important updates, please visit www.discovermerchantsettlement.com

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MCAG is a revenue recovery consulting firm where teams of advisers, researchers, and IT professionals provide ongoing expertise, analysis, and technology to ensure our clients capture every recoverable dollar.  

Payment Card Settlement Disclaimer: The claims filing deadline of February 4, 2025 has passed. No-cost assistance is available from the Class Administrator and Class Counsel. No one is required to sign up with any third-party service in order to participate in any monetary relief. For additional information regarding the status of the litigation, interested persons may visit  http://www.paymentcardsettlement.com, the Court-approved website for this case.

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