Target accepts EBT at self checkout as of May 1, 2019.
I was at a store that only accepts EBT and I was wondering if Target does as well. I asked the cashier and she said no. I tried again and she was definitely not happy about it.
Target has not made any statements about whether it will accept e-transactions or not. Target has not yet made any statements about whether it will accept e-transactions or not.
Target also accepts cash.
Target has not yet made any statements about whether it will accept e-transactions or not.
Target has stated that it does not accept EBT at self checkout. Target has stated that it does not accept EBT at self checkout.
Target did not respond when I asked about its plans to accept e-transactions. Target did not respond when I asked about its plans to accept e-transactions.Target did not respond when I asked about its plans to accept e-transactions.
Target is the latest big name brand to announce that they are no longer accepting EBT at checkout. They are the latest. They are the latest. They are the latest.
Target’s decision to remove e-transactions from its self-checkout may have something to do with the fact that they have been experiencing an uptick in reports of fraudulent transactions. Recently Target was the first big name brand to announce that they are no longer accepting e-transactions. They are the latest. They are the latest. They are the latest.
Target is not the only major retailer to announce that they will be removing e-transactions from the self-checkout. Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Best Buy, Costco, and Toys R Us announced they will be doing the same. So far Target is the most prominent retailer to stop.