A growing number of major retailers across the U.S. now accept SNAP EBT for online grocery shopping, making it easier than ever to purchase food from home. 

While the availability of online SNAP shopping varies by state, several nationwide chains have made this service accessible to their customers. You just might find that your favorite grocery store allows you to shop right from your couch or dining room table.

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Finding Stores That Accept SNAP EBT for Online Shopping

Here’s a look at some of the major retailers that commonly accept SNAP EBT online:

  • Walmart: One of the largest retailers in the country, Walmart allows SNAP recipients to shop for groceries online and pay using their EBT card. Customers can choose between home delivery (where available) and curbside pickup at participating locations.
  • Amazon: SNAP recipients can use their benefits on Amazon to purchase groceries, including a variety of pantry staples and fresh produce. Amazon also offers discounts on their Prime membership for qualifying customers, which includes free delivery options.
  • Aldi: This budget-friendly grocery chain accepts SNAP EBT for online shopping through partnerships with services like Instacart. You can select home delivery or curbside pickup based on your location.
  • Kroger and Kroger-affiliated stores: Kroger and its family of grocery brands—including Fred Meyer, Ralphs, and Fry’s—accept SNAP EBT for online orders. Customers can shop online, choose curbside pickup, and pay using their EBT card at participating locations.
  • ShopRite: This northeastern grocery chain also allows customers to use SNAP EBT for online grocery shopping, offering both delivery and pickup options.
  • Safeway/Albertsons: These stores allow customers to shop for groceries online and pay with SNAP EBT at checkout. Curbside pickup and delivery options are typically available, depending on your location.

While these are some of the largest and most commonly recognized retailers that accept SNAP EBT for online orders, there are many other regional and state-based retailers that offer this service. 

You can visit the USDA’s website for a complete and up-to-date list of retailers accepting SNAP EBT online, including local grocery stores in your area. This resource provides state-specific information to help you find stores that support online SNAP purchases in your community.

Shopping with SNAP online can be a convenient way to access your food benefits, especially if you live in a rural area or have limited access to transportation. Whether you prefer the convenience of home delivery or the quickness of curbside pickup, there are many options to choose from, thanks to the expanding network of retailers offering online SNAP services.

Curious about how to get started with online shopping using your SNAP benefits? In the next slide, we’ll walk you through how to use SNAP EBT online, including tips on creating an account and adding your EBT card as a payment method.