53 states and territories

SNAP deposit schedule by state

Pick your state to see when SNAP benefits load each month. We never ask for your case number: compare your own number with your state's table.

Pick your state

• ALAlabamaTable checked
• AKAlaskaCheck with your state
• AZArizonaCheck with your state
• ARArkansasCheck with your state
• CACaliforniaCheck with your state
• COColoradoCheck with your state
• CTConnecticutCheck with your state
• DEDelawareCheck with your state
• DCDistrict of ColumbiaTable checked
• FLFloridaCheck with your state
• GAGeorgiaTable checked
• GUGuamCheck with your state
• HIHawaiiTable checked
• IDIdahoCheck with your state
• ILIllinoisCheck with your state
• INIndianaCheck with your state
• IAIowaTable checked
• KSKansasCheck with your state
• KYKentuckyCheck with your state
• LALouisianaCheck with your state
• MEMaineCheck with your state
• MDMarylandTable checked
• MAMassachusettsCheck with your state
• MIMichiganCheck with your state
• MNMinnesotaCheck with your state
• MSMississippiTable checked
• MOMissouriCheck with your state
• MTMontanaTable checked
• NENebraskaCheck with your state
• NVNevadaCheck with your state
• NHNew HampshireCheck with your state
• NJNew JerseyCheck with your state
• NMNew MexicoCheck with your state
• NYNew YorkCheck with your state
• NCNorth CarolinaCheck with your state
• NDNorth DakotaTable checked
• OHOhioCheck with your state
• OKOklahomaCheck with your state
• OROregonTable checked
• PAPennsylvaniaCheck with your state
• RIRhode IslandCheck with your state
• SCSouth CarolinaCheck with your state
• SDSouth DakotaTable checked
• TNTennesseeCheck with your state
• TXTexasCheck with your state
• VIU.S. Virgin IslandsTable checked
• UTUtahCheck with your state
• VTVermontCheck with your state
• VAVirginiaCheck with your state
• WAWashingtonCheck with your state
• WVWest VirginiaTable checked
• WIWisconsinTable checked
• WYWyomingTable checked

How deposit days work

Once a month

SNAP loads on your EBT card once a month, on a day your state sets.

Set by a number or a letter

Most states use the last digits of the case number, the Social Security number or the first letter of the last name. Some pay everyone on the same day.

We publish only checked tables

15 state tables matched both the USDA schedule and the state's own page. For the rest, we show how to find your day instead of a guess.

Common questions

When does SNAP get deposited?

Each state sets its own days. Pick your state above.

Why is my state's table not shown?

We publish a table only when the USDA schedule and the state's own page agree. If they do not, we send you to your notice and the EBT line.

Sources: USDA, SNAP Monthly Issuance Schedule for All States and Territories (July 26, 2024); State agency websites (read October 27, 2026).

Independent guide. Not a government website. Not affiliated with USDA or any state agency. We do not take applications, and we never ask for your case number, card number or PIN. Amounts and rules can change: your state SNAP agency has the final word.