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Did you know you can use your SNAP benefits and Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards to buy groceries online? Some stores accept EBT cards for home delivery and/or curbside pick-up. Residents can use their SNAP benefits for online purchasing at the following retailers.
A flyer with the below information is available in English and Spanish.
Walmart Delivery and Curbside Pick-up
Delivery: Use SNAP or cash-assistance benefits for delivery within 10 miles of your local Walmart store. A $7.95-$9.95 delivery fee applies and can’t be paid for with your SNAP benefits.
Curbside: Use this three-step process to order groceries through curbside pick-up.
- Order groceries at Walmart.com/grocery or on the Walmart Grocery mobile app.
- During checkout, select EBT Card as payment method.
- Swipe EBT card with the Walmart associate upon arrival at the pick-up location.
Amazon Delivery
Add your SNAP EBT card to pay for eligible groceries, including free access to Amazon Fresh. Once your card is added, shop Amazon groceries—including Amazon Pantry and Amazon Fresh. Enter your EBT PIN to pay. Delivery fees and locations vary, and fees can’t be paid for with SNAP benefits.
More information is available via Amazon’s SNAP and Sign-up FAQs page.
King Soopers Curbside Pick-up
King Soopers offers curbside pick-up at many stores. Items are selected online and the EBT card is swiped at pick-up. SNAP does not cover service fees.
More information is available on King Sooper’s Pick-up FAQs page.
FAQs
What items are eligible to be bought with SNAP benefits?
SNAP benefits can be used to buy:
- Foods for the household to eat, such as:
- Breads and cereals
- Fruits and vegetables
- Meats, fish, and poultry
- Dairy products
- Seeds and plans which produce food for the household to eat
SNAP benefits can’t be used to buy:
- Beer, wine, liquor, cigarettes, or tobacco
- Any non-food items, such as:
- Pet foods
- Soaps, paper products
- Household supplies
- Vitamins and medicines
- Food to be eaten in the store or hot foods
How can SNAP participants pay for online delivery?
SNAP benefits can’t be used to pay for delivery fees. Residents will have to use other means to pay for delivery fees and non-SNAP products. Retailers must have the technology to safely encrypt the EBT PIN and also split the tender to ensure delivery fees are not paid for through SNAP.
How do you know if these stores deliver to where you live?
- Walmart: 10-mile radius from the store
- Amazon: Varies. Visit amazon.com/snap/register to sign up.
- During the sign-up process, input your SNAP EBT card information and ZIP code. You’ll be notified whether or not your ZIP code is eligible.
To learn more about SNAP benefits and how to apply, visit adcogov.org/human-services or call 720.523.2800.
Residents can contact the retailer’s customer service department with questions regarding delivery and pick-up.
