Using Your SNAP / EBT Card Online
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How to Order with EBT in 4 Easy Steps
Fill Your Cart
Add SNAP-eligible items like fresh meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products to your cart.
Select EBT Payment
At checkout, select SNAP / EBT Online as your primary payment method for eligible food items.
Enter Your PIN
You will be securely redirected to enter your 4-digit EBT PIN on an encrypted, USDA-certified keypad.
Split Non-Food Fees
Add a standard debit or credit card to cover delivery fees, driver tips, or any non-food items.
What Can You Buy with EBT?
SNAP / EBT Eligible Items
- Fresh & frozen beef, pork, poultry, and lamb
- Fresh fruits, vegetables, and farm boxes
- Milk, cheese, butter, and pasture-raised eggs
- Breads, cereals, and bakery items
- Pantry staples, honey, and cooking oils
- Seeds and plants that produce food
Requires Credit / Debit Card
- Fleet delivery fees & distance surcharges
- Driver tips & gratuities
- Hot, ready-to-eat prepared meals
- Non-food household supplies & merchandise
- Meat rubs, marinades, or non-food kitchen items
- Alcohol, tobacco, and vitamins
How Split Payment Works
Federal law prohibits SNAP benefits from being used to pay for non-food items, delivery fees, or tips. CleaverGo’s checkout system handles this automatically:
• $45.00 Ribeye Steaks & Farm Greens → Charged to EBT Card
• $3.99 Fleet Delivery Fee → Charged to Debit/Credit Card
• $0.00 Sales Tax → Automatically waived on EBT food items
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I check my EBT balance before placing an order?
Yes! During checkout, after selecting EBT as your payment method, our secure PIN pad gives you an option to perform a real-time balance lookup before confirming your purchase.
What happens if my EBT balance doesn’t cover all the food?
If your EBT card does not have enough funds to cover all eligible food items, our checkout system will apply your remaining EBT balance first, then prompt you to pay the remaining food balance with a secondary debit or credit card.
Do I have to pay sales tax on EBT food purchases?
No. In accordance with federal regulations, all SNAP-eligible food items purchased with an EBT card are completely exempt from state and local sales tax.
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