Merchant Services Program accepting EBT Payments

Are you a RETAILER – merchant – looking to accept SNAP (formerly EBT) cards at your business?  Many companies aren’t sure how to start accepting SNAP benefits or become an EBT retailer. We will be posting updates to the SNAP/EBT Retailer program for 2020 season coming soon.

 

We can offer you information about our Wireless or Landline Terminal Programs to accept SNAP (EBT Food Stamps) EBT Cash Benefit cards, credit cards and ATM/debit cards for your business.

Are you interested in a Merchant Services Program that accepting EBT cards?

Give us a call! We have wireless equipment service options.

Looking to apply to accept SNAP at your farmers’ market or are you a direct-marketing business here’s the link to apply:

https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/retailer-apply

New Wireless SNAP-EBT Mobile technology is here!

Portable-Wireless Technology is changing.  MerchantSource® works to offer cost effective updated wireless processing options for merchants.

With state-of-the-art technology constantly changing, point-of-sale terminals are the tradition and have been the industry standard for years. However, with the demands for smart phone and tablet app-based solutions, innovation demanded that new secure encrypted, EMV compliant and PCI compliant products be developed.   A system which will enable a merchant to securely process credit, ATM/debit, SNAP-EBT (food stamp/cash benefits cards) offering a multitude of receipt options.

Interested in learning about this new technology?  Contact us at 1-800-313-5198.

Iowa Farmers Market

More low-income Iowans have increased access to locally grown farm fresh food at selected Farmers Markets due to the efforts of the Iowa Department of Human Services’ Wireless EBT Project.

This Project provides wireless point-of-sale machines to qualified vendors across the state. This enables vendors to accept the EBT food assistance card, MasterCard or Visa, or Discover.

The result of this project is that everyone benefits! Iowans are now be able to use their EBT, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover to purchase food at the markets, providing easy access to the freshest food Iowa has to offer. And the project helps vendors as well by providing access to a client base that was previously unable to purchase their goods with the cards.

Watch the Iowa Farmer’s Market Story

*Video with permission and courtesy of the Iowa Department of Human Services. All rights reserved.

USDA/Food & Nutrition Services is the federal agency that issues merchants their FNS number. As of Oct. 1, 2008, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the new name for the Federal Food Stamp Program.

Any retailer that would like to accept food stamp benefits (EBT) must be licensed to participate in the Food Stamp Program.