The Vermont EBT card is how you’ll receive many of your benefits (food & cash) from the Economic Services Division. This includes benefits such as 3SquaresVT, Emergency Assistance, Essential Person, and Reach Up.
How It Works
- We send you an EBT card.
- You select a 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) that you’ll need every time you use your card.
- Your benefits are added to your card on the same date each month depending on the program — even if it falls on a weekend or holiday.
- When you use your card to buy goods or get cash, your account balance decreases accordingly.
Where You Can Use Your EBT Card
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ou can use your EBT Card at participating stores, ATMs, and farmers’ markets and anywhere you see the QUEST® logo.
- Find stores that accept EBT cards for food benefits (federal USDA website)
- Find ATMs that accept EBT cards for cash benefits (S/C=surcharge)
- Find farmers' markets in Vermont that accept EBT cards
- Use your EBT card to buy food online through the SNAP online pilot project
RESTRICTIONS: You cannot use an ATM or make purchases using your cash benefits at any casino, gaming establishment, liquor store or strip club. Any benefits used at restricted locations will have to be repaid.
More Details
How To Use Your EBT Card
Frequently-Asked Questions
EBT Customer Service
Call EBT Customer Service (24/7) at 1-800-914-8605 if you:
- Want to report your card as lost, stolen or damaged
- Want to select a PIN
- Have questions or problems using your card
- Need special accommodations because of a disability
- Have limited English and need help understanding this information
EBT Customer Website
You can go to the ebtEdge website to get your account balance, transaction history, and other information about your EBT account.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.