Yes, Costco does accept the LINK card, which is Illinois’ electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card for food assistance.
Costco allows LINK cardholders to purchase eligible food items. However, it’s important to note that the LINK card cannot be used for purchasing non-food items, such as household goods or clothing.
Before heading to Costco, you should ensure that the items you plan to buy are approved under the SNAP program guidelines. This helps to avoid any issues at checkout.
Costco has a wide range of groceries, including fresh produce, dairy, meat, and some packaged foods that can be purchased using the LINK card.
Keep in mind that membership is required to shop at Costco. If you’re not already a member, you’ll need to sign up to take advantage of LINK card benefits there.
For those with special dietary needs, Costco offers various options to accommodate different preferences, all eligible for purchase with the LINK card.
Costco also has helpful staff who can assist with any questions regarding payments or eligible items, ensuring a smooth shopping experience.
Can I use my LINK card at any Costco location?
Yes, you can use your LINK card at any Costco location that accepts EBT payments.
What types of items can I purchase with my LINK card at Costco?
You can purchase eligible food items such as groceries, dairy, meat, and fresh produce, but not non-food items.
Do I need a Costco membership to use my LINK card?
Yes, you need a Costco membership to shop at Costco and use your LINK card for eligible purchases.
Are there any fees associated with using my LINK card at Costco?
No, there are no additional fees for using your LINK card at Costco beyond the standard membership fees.
What should I do if my LINK card is not working at Costco?
If your LINK card isn’t working, check with the cashier or customer service for assistance. They can help troubleshoot the issue.