Wondering, can you use EBT on Instacart? The short answer is yes! You can use your SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to purchase groceries through Instacart in participating areas. This allows for convenient grocery shopping from the comfort of your home, especially beneficial for those with limited mobility or transportation.

How to Use Your EBT Card on Instacart

Using your EBT card on Instacart is relatively straightforward. You'll need to add your EBT card as a payment method in the Instacart app. Ensure you're shopping at a participating retailer that accepts EBT. A key point to remember: Currently, Instacart accepts SNAP & SUN Bucks, but can’t accept EBT cash.

Can You Buy Groceries for Someone Else with EBT on Instacart?

Yes, you can use your EBT card to purchase groceries for someone else on Instacart, as long as the order is shipped to a valid address within a participating area. This is a great way to help family members or friends in need.

Troubleshooting EBT Issues on Instacart

Encountering problems using your EBT card on Instacart? First, make sure your Instacart app is up to date. If you can’t use your EBT card at a retailer that accepts EBT, you may need to update the Instacart app. Outdated versions can sometimes cause payment processing issues. Also, double-check that the store you're shopping from is an authorized EBT retailer on Instacart.

Benefits of Using EBT on Instacart

Using EBT on Instacart offers numerous benefits, including convenience and accessibility. Plus, View Use EBT SNAP to buy groceries at participating stores on Instacart and skip the delivery or pickup fee. New customers enjoy $0 delivery fees on your first 3 grocery orders. And exclusive for a limited time, you might even be eligible for waived delivery or pickup fees, saving you even more money. Take advantage of this opportunity to streamline your grocery shopping experience and make the most of your SNAP benefits.