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Amazon Accepts EBT

Well, all I have to say is It's. About. Time.

Whether you have SNAP/EBT or P-EBT you can now order groceries from Amazon. 

Here is the screenshot I received in my email probably about 2 weeks ago.



Here is a list of the following states by checking here.

The process is pretty simple. You will need to enter your EBT card number, which they will validate. 

This includes ordering from Amazon Pantry - but if your order is under $35 you will have a $5.99 shipping charge. Once your place the order in the cart, make sure your EBT card is charged and not your debit card. When you place the order with your EBT card, you will be taken to another page to enter your PIN number. 

Convenient for those hard to find items local stores do not carry but most importantly, you do not have to leave the house! Let's not forget Walmart, however, you have to order from them online and then go pick the groceries up. Honestly, my preferred choice is Amazon because if I am paying for Prime, they better ship to me!


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