Who Accepts EBT

Does Target accept EBT?

  • In store: Yes
  • Online: Partly
  • Pickup: Yes
  • Delivery: Partly

Target says EBT cards are accepted in its stores. If an order includes non-eligible items, the rest is paid with another payment method.

Verified November 4, 2026Next check December 4, 20262 sources

Where you can use EBT

EBT at Target by how you shop
Way to shopEBT?DetailsSource
In storeYesTarget says EBT cards are accepted in its stores. If an order includes non-eligible items, the rest is paid with another payment method.[1]
OnlinePartlySNAP EBT is accepted online for grocery orders in eligible states. EBT cash is not accepted online. SNAP EBT cannot be combined with split credit/debit tenders, and items sold by Target Plus partners are excluded.

Sources disagree: Several third-party sites say Target does not accept EBT online. Target's own help pages say it does, in eligible states. Target's page does not list which states.

[2]
PickupYesEBT can be used to pay for grocery pickup orders in eligible states, with no minimum purchase for pickup.[1]
DeliveryPartlyEBT can pay for eligible grocery items on delivery orders in eligible states. Delivery fees and tips must be paid with another payment method, and EBT cannot be used to buy Shipt memberships.[1]
Cafe / food courtNot yet verifiedWe have not verified this against a primary source yet.None yet
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Where USDA lists Target for online EBT

States whose USDA directory lists Target as an approved online retailer.

Sources

  1. 1. Target Help: SNAP EBT (read directly Nov 4, 2026; no update date shown)Checked November 4, 2026
  2. 2. Target Help: Accepted payment optionsChecked November 4, 2026

EBT rules depend on your state. For decisions about your benefits, contact your state SNAP agency.