Purchased FC, possibly? U fares not eligible, but all others in the front are.

My husband and I both received our DM Credentials today (Monday 1/25). We live in Seattle, WA.

Delta's mistake: They wrote that the card production process has been "streamlined", but they only meant it has been "enhanced".

In 10+ years of accessing partner lounges I don't recall my card being scanned, or copied, a single time.
Delta could very easily inform partner airlines that the electronic card is valid, especially in the months of February and March, instead of wasting their energy in streamlining the production process any further.

Sadly the NRT AF lounge is gone. (R.I.P. little lounge) It was a nice quiet refuge when the SC next door was too crowded or when one wanted a bit of French food, such as small sandwiches and generally better wine than in the NRT SCs. [The FC section had real champagne on demand.] I especially remember using it when flying back to the USA right after a major incident--I forget whether it was the underwear bomber or the shoe bomber--when everyone in the SC looked grim, stressed and upset to be forced to fly that day.

UPDATE (from OP): I just received my DM credentials (today!) for this year. Have you started receiving yours? Drink certs are now digital in "My Wallet" online.

I just remember the AF lounge at NRT every time being so meticulous about photocopying it. They always insisted on it, no matter what. KE lounges never an issue (heck, even when flying on OW or *A airlines KE lounges will usually let me in even though technically they shouldn't, just will courteously ask me to leave if the lounge gets crowded and there's no seats left - as I will always do out of courtesy anyway), or for that matter even getting into another lounge in the airside section if the KE lounge is landside (just ask KE gate staff for invitation card, though technically they have no lounge airside).

But yes, absolutely, DL should require/request other airlines to simply type in and check the medallion # for qualification (provide the tools/access to do so) of l lounge access, vs. stick to the archaic requirement for a physical card that too many still cling to.

Got mine today too. Saw the same note about drink certs being in "my wallet" so immediately checked both on my PC and via my phone app. Not seeing them either place.

Not really a concern atm since I cashed out a bunch from skybonus the end of last month so I'll give them some time to sort it out.

I see my new DM card in the app, but no drink certs in my wallet.

The new electronic ones will have the disadvantage that we won't be able to give them to someone not traveling with us, right? I rarely use mine, but I do try to remember to give them away as appropriate.

This is the first thing that crossed my mind as well. Since I won't be able to give them to co-workers (unless we are traveling together) will have to find other ways to use them.

Haven't had that issue in either myself however the last time I landed in AMS I didn't get lounge access and was told delta don't pay for arrival access anymore... had to go to pay for a shower in a third party lounge.

It just depends on who you get at the desk always best to have the physical card and not need it.

I always forget, and I never use them... I have about 25 expired paper ones by now.

Okay, well I just got my mail and found my DM card. So, good to go for my trip next week! Still not convinced that every medallion is going to get theirs by 1/31 but at least I'm covered.

Not in my wallet either and I received my credentials today and there was no mention of the HOOU being in my online wallet.

Too bad Delta didn't do what their two competitors did and not have the HOOU and just provide free drinks to their top tiers in Coach.

Yeah, that would be nice and would also have the advantage of avoiding some of the complaints about not being "upgraded" into C+ or the dilemma of whether to take the middle seat in C+ for the free drinks and enhanced snack basket.

That explains a lot.

Folks in NYC will receive next.