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Texas EBT Payment Schedule

Find your Texas SNAP deposit dates and monthly EBT benefit schedule.

Understanding the Texas EBT Card Payment Schedule

The Texas Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card is a convenient and secure way for eligible households to receive their monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Through the EBT system, benefits are loaded automatically onto your card each month, allowing you to buy approved groceries and food items at authorized retailers, farmers markets, and online grocery stores.

In Texas, SNAP benefits are distributed on a set schedule each month, based on specific criteria such as the last digit of your case number, Social Security Number (SSN), or last name. Understanding when your benefits become available helps you plan your grocery shopping and household budget more effectively.

Once your benefits are loaded onto your EBT card, you can use it just like a debit card at participating stores that accept SNAP. It’s important to remember that your benefits do not expire immediately β€” any unused balance rolls over to the next month, although it’s best to use them regularly.

Knowing your deposit day can help you plan grocery trips, avoid checkout issues, and make sure your household always has access to food throughout the month.

Below you’ll find the official Texas EBT payment schedule, which shows the exact days your SNAP benefits will be deposited each month. This monthly reload schedule is updated according to state guidelines and ensures that all eligible recipients receive their funds in a timely and predictable manner.

Texas EBT Payment Schedule

In Texas, SNAP benefits are made available on a staggered schedule depending on certification date and the last two digits of the Eligibility Determination Group (EDG) number.

Households Certified After June 1, 2020

Benefits are available between the 16th and 28th day of the month based on the last two digits of the EDG number.

EDG # Ends In EBT Load Day
00–0316th of the month
04–0617th of the month
07–1018th of the month
11–1319th of the month
14–1720th of the month
18–2021st of the month
21–2422nd of the month
25–2723rd of the month
28–3124th of the month
32–3425th of the month
35–3826th of the month
39–4127th of the month
42–4528th of the month
46–4927th of the month
50–5328th of the month
54–5716th of the month
58–6017th of the month
61–6418th of the month
65–6719th of the month
68–7120th of the month
72–7421st of the month
75–7822nd of the month
79–8123rd of the month
82–8524th of the month
86–8825th of the month
89–9226th of the month
93–9527th of the month
96–9928th of the month
Households Certified Before June 1, 2020

Benefits are made available over 15 days, beginning on the 1st and based on the last digit of the EDG number.

EDG # Ends In EBT Load Day
01st of the month
13rd of the month
25th of the month
36th of the month
47th of the month
59th of the month
611th of the month
712th of the month
813th of the month
915th of the month

If Your EBT Payment Is Late

If your Texas EBT benefits have not appeared on your expected deposit day, wait at least 24 hours. Then contact the state EBT Customer Service line at 800-777-7328 or check your benefits online at ebtedge.com. EBT benefit delays are rare but late deposits can happen on holidays or weekends.

Holiday closures or state processing delays can occasionally shift your EBT deposit by a few hours, but deposits almost always arrive on the same day each month.

How EBT Deposit Schedules Work

Each state manages its own EBT payment schedule based on local rules. Some states issue SNAP benefits on a single day each month, while others spread payments across several days depending on factors like Social Security numbers, case numbers, or last names. Once your household is assigned a deposit day, it usually remains the same every month.

You can always confirm your exact deposit date by checking your balance online through ebtedge.com or by calling your state’s EBT customer service number listed on the back of your card.

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Last updated November 13, 2025