Some grocery delivery services accept SNAP benefits by allowing you to use an EBT debit card for purchases, but it’s important to note that SNAP does not cover delivery fees, service fees, or tips associated with grocery delivery services. For example, if you place a $25 order through InstaCart and are charged a $10 delivery fee, you can pay the $25 grocery bill with your EBT card, but you’ll need to use a credit card or other form of payment to pay the $10 delivery fee.
Delivery services that take online EBT payments include:
Amazon Fresh
Instacart
Shipt
Hungry Harvest
Walmart InHome
Check the USDA online store locator for the most up-to-date list of stores in your state that accept SNAP/EBT payments on their websites or mobile apps.