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Stores that take EBT

Does Thrive Market take EBT?

YesYes. It has no walk-in store listings in the USDA retailer data, and the USDA state directory lists it for SNAP online shopping in 48 of 53 states and territories.
n/dstore listings in USDA data
48states with online SNAP
0states with a listing

What SNAP can and cannot buy there

Yes

Food for the household: fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, dairy, bread, cereal, snacks, drinks without alcohol, and seeds and plants that grow food.

No

Hot food at the point of sale, alcohol, tobacco, vitamins and supplements, pet food, and nonfood items like paper towels, soap or diapers. Full list.

Depends on the state

Soda, candy and some sweet drinks are blocked in a growing list of states. See your state.

Thrive Market is online only, so it has no store listings in the USDA retailer data.

Thrive Market online with SNAP

Listed for SNAP online in 48 states and territories:

Online, SNAP pays for eligible food only: the USDA says delivery fees and other charges cannot be paid with SNAP, and you still need your PIN.

Common questions

Does Thrive Market take EBT?

Yes. It has no walk-in store listings in the USDA retailer data, and the USDA state directory lists it for SNAP online shopping in 48 of 53 states and territories.

Can I pay Thrive Market delivery fees with SNAP?

No. The USDA says only eligible food can be bought with SNAP online; delivery fees and other charges need another way to pay.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026) (listings whose name matches the chain); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources, online retailers by state; USDA, What Can SNAP Buy? (page updated June 4, 2025); USDA, Stores Accepting SNAP Online (page updated February 17, 2026).

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