More states roll out chip-enabled EBT cards for SNAP recipients
New Jersey and other states are upgrading electronic benefit transfer cards with chip technology to expand access for food assistance recipients.
What to know
- New Jersey has begun issuing chip-enabled EBT cards to SNAP beneficiaries, with at least four other states in development or rollout phases.
- Chip-enabled cards represent an upgrade to electronic benefit transfer technology for food assistance programs.
- The multi-state rollout suggests a coordinated effort to modernize SNAP infrastructure across regions.
“Other states such as New York and Oregon are currently working to issue chip-enabled EBT cards as well.”
Claudia Dimuro, Reporter · NJ.com ↗ · Sep 15
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Four additional states reported working on chip-enabled EBT card programs — An updated report indicates that four states are now working to issue chip-enabled EBT cards, expanding the scope of the initiative beyond the initial three states mentioned earlier.
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first by NJ.com, 7d ago · also PennLive, MassLive, The Oregonian
2 more headlines
- Chip-enabled EBT cards: See where SNAP recipients are getting them PennLive · 2d ago
- Get a chip-enabled EBT card? Here’s what to do PennLive · 20h ago
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Chip-enabled EBT cards issued to even more SNAP recipients https://www. nj.com/news/2026/09/chip-enabl ed-ebt-cards-issued-to-even-more-snap-recipients.html?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub Posted into New Jersey news @ new-jersey-news-NJcom
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