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View, download, and use your digital benefits cards
In your Digital Wallet, every benefit has a digital benefits card. These digital cards are just like the physical benefits cards you’re used to - you can use the information on your card to access your benefits.
Continue reading to learn how to:
View and download your digital benefits cards
See instructions for:
On mobile:
1. Tap “Wallet”.
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2. Select the benefit you want to view.
You’ll now see your digital card at the top of your screen.
3. To download your digital card, tap “Save Card”.
You can now access the digital card from your mobile device, without having to sign in to the League app.
On web:
1. Click “Wallet”.
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2. Select the benefit you want to view.
You’ll now see your digital card in the top right-hand corner of your screen.
3. To download the card, click the “Save Card” button under “Actions”.
You can now access your digital card from your computer, without having to sign in to your League account.
Use your digital benefits cards
You can use your digital benefits cards just like you would a physical benefits card. For example, you can show your digital cards when you go to pick up a prescription or go to the dentist, and you can use the information from your digital cards to create an online account with your insurance carrier.
Your digital cards have all the information you need to access your benefits:
Carrier ID: A two-digit code that is specific to the insurance carrier who administers the benefit. This code helps healthcare providers identify your insurance carrier.
Plan ID: Sometimes called a contract number. This six-digit code is unique to your employer.
Member ID: Sometimes called a certificate number. This ten-digit ID is unique to you and helps your carrier identify you. This ID might also have an issue # at the end, sometimes following a hyphen (“01” or “-01” for you, “02”, “03”, “04” etc for your dependents).
Some of your benefits might have the same digital card. For example, if all your benefits are through the same carrier, you’ll notice they all have the same digital benefits card with the same information.