Does Hy-Vee accept EBT?
- In store: Yes
- Online: Yes
- Pickup: Yes
- Delivery: Partly
Hy-Vee's SNAP/EBT page describes Hy-Vee as a store that accepts SNAP benefits and says the cost of a participant's food is taken from their EBT account when they shop there. It does not list stores one by one, so check with your own store if you are unsure.
Verified November 4, 2026Next check December 4, 20261 source
Where you can use EBT
| Way to shop | EBT? | Details | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| In store | Yes | Hy-Vee's SNAP/EBT page describes Hy-Vee as a store that accepts SNAP benefits and says the cost of a participant's food is taken from their EBT account when they shop there. It does not list stores one by one, so check with your own store if you are unsure. | [1] |
| Online | Yes | Hy-Vee says all Hy-Vee stores accept SNAP/EBT as an online payment method for grocery delivery and pickup orders, and that all Hy-Vee and Dollar Fresh Market locations accept SNAP benefits online. You need a Hy-Vee account, and a credit or debit card is also needed to reserve your order. | [1] |
| Pickup | Yes | Hy-Vee says it accepts SNAP/EBT benefits as payment for curbside pickup orders. Express pickup fees, higher-priced substitutions, weight variances and non-eligible items cannot be charged to the SNAP/EBT card and need a debit or credit card. | [1] |
| Delivery | Partly | Hy-Vee says it accepts SNAP/EBT benefits as payment for delivery orders. Delivery fees, weight variances, substitutions, tips and non-eligible items cannot be charged to the SNAP/EBT card and need a debit or credit card. Delivery is available at participating Hy-Vee stores only, so check the Hy-Vee app or hy-vee.com for yours. | [1] |
| Cafe / food court | Not yet verified | We have not verified this against a primary source yet. | |
| Hot prepared food | Not yet verified | We have not verified this against a primary source yet. |
Where USDA lists Hy-Vee for online EBT
Sources
- 1. Hy-Vee: Shopping online with SNAP/EBT (page text supplied by site editor Nov 4, 2026; no update date shown)Checked November 4, 2026
EBT rules depend on your state. For decisions about your benefits, contact your state SNAP agency.