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Mississippi Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT)Welcome to the Mississippi EBT Website! Mississippi EBT Cardholders may access their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit balance, transaction history and other related EBT documents through this website. The Mississippi Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card is provided to SNAP recipients as a way to redeem their benefits. If you are determined eligible for SNAP, benefits will be deposited into your EBT account on the 4th through the 21st of each eligible calendar month based on the last two (2) digits of your case number.The SNAP benefits in your EBT account are ONLY for your household. Once the SNAP benefits have been deposited into your EBT account and you have selected your 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN), you may begin redeeming your SNAP benefits.Please remember your 4-digit PIN; Do NOT write your 4-digit PIN on your card or on anything you carry with you in your purse or wallet in case it is ever lost or stolen. Keep your Mississippi EBT Card in a safe place, such as your purse or wallet, as you will use the same card each time you shop for groceries. Before you begin shopping for groceries, make sure you know your current SNAP benefit balance and 4-digit PIN. There are three (3) ways to get your current SNAP benefit balance:
If your Mississippi EBT Card is ever lost or stolen, please call the Mississippi EBT Cardholder Service Center at 1-866-512-5087, 1-877-906-0085(TTY) immediately to cancel your card and prevent any possible loss of your SNAP benefits. The Mississippi EBT Card is the safe and easy way to receive and redeem your SNAP benefits: It's safe - your SNAP benefits cannot be redeemed without a 4-digit PIN; it's easy - you can use your SNAP benefits at any authorized retailer displaying the Quest logo or that accepts the Mississippi EBT Card. How do I protect my Mississippi EBT Card?
What is a Personal Identification Number (PIN)?
How do I select my 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN)? You must call the Mississippi EBT Cardholder Service Center at 1-866-512-5087, 1-877-906-0085(TTY) and follow the prompts to select or change your 4-digit PIN. Please have the following information available before calling to select your 4-digit PIN:
Lost or Stolen 4-Digit Personal Identification Number (PIN)? If your 4-digit PIN is ever lost, stolen or otherwise compromised, please call the Mississippi EBT Cardholder Service Center at 1-866-512-5087, 1-877-906-0085(TTY) immediately to select a new 4-digit PIN and protect your SNAP benefits. How do I use my Mississippi EBT Card at the store?
Misuse of your Food Stamp benefits is a violation of state and federal laws. DO NOT:
Erroneous or Unknown SNAP Purchase Transactions? If you identify erroneous SNAP purchase transactions on your EBT account or transactions that you did not make, please call the Mississippi EBT Cardholder Service Center at 1-866-512-5087, 1-877-906-0085(TTY) immediately. Please discuss the issue with a Customer Service Representative (CSR); the CSR will initiate the transaction dispute process, as needed. To protect your SNAP benefits, it may be necessary to cancel and re-issue your Mississippi EBT Card. Program Material To view these documents in PDF format, you will need Adobe Reader. This program is available for free download here:Lost or Stolen Cards or PINs and Problems with Transactions
Other Links State of Mississippi Website:- http://www.mississippi.gov Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS) Website:- http://www.mdhs.state.ms.us United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Website:- http://www.fns.usda.gov/fns USDA FNS “Steps to a Healthier You” Nutritional Information Website:- http://www.mypyramid.gov USDA FNS Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Retailer Locator Website:- http://www.snapretailerlocator.com USDA Nutritional Information Website:- http://www.nutrition.gov Frequently Asked Questions
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