Amazon Opens New Portal for SNAP EBT Users

If you receive SNAP EBT benefits, you can qualify for Amazon Prime, and all the associated benefits of the membership, for just $6.99 per month. Amazon Prime provides one- or two-day shipping on milli… See more

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Does Amazon offer SNAP EBT in Alaska?

Learn more about Prime Access, one of Amazon’s discounted Prime memberships. Amazon Access recently launched SNAP EBT acceptance in Alaska, which now makes the offering available to those eligible nationwide. ...

How much does SNAP EBT cost?

Delivery fees for SNAP EBT customers who purchase groceries from Amazon Fresh are the same as the delivery fees for Prime or Prime Access members: $6.95 for deliveries $50-$100, $9.95 for deliveries under $50, and free delivery on orders over $100. SNAP EBT customers can also now enjoy free pick-up from Amazon Fresh across the U.S. ...

Does SNAP EBT offer free pick-up?

SNAP EBT customers can also now enjoy free pick-up from Amazon Fresh across the U.S. When shopping from Whole Foods Market, grocery pickup is free for Amazon Prime members on orders of $35 or more, and all delivery orders for all customers include a $9.95 service fee. ...

How do I use a SNAP EBT card?

Look for items labeled SNAP EBT Eligible. Select your EBT card at checkout, and you will be prompted to enter your card pin to finish paying. If you’re shopping with a valid SNAP EBT card, you have access to Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market grocery delivery on Amazon without a Prime or Prime Access membership. ...

Can I use my SNAP EBT card to pay shipping fees?

Your SNAP EBT card cannot be used to pay for the shipping fees, delivery fees, or tips, and you will need to provide an alternate form of payment for those fees. Protected by reCAPTCHA. ...

Can I use my snap card to buy groceries?

Shoppers who are recipients of SNAP and SNAP EBT Cash benefits (or Medicaid benefits) may qualify to save more than 50% off their Prime membership. You can also use your SNAP card to purchase fresh groceries and other qualified products on Amazon. To see if you qualify for the Prime discount, visit amazon.com/prime/qualify. ...