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Massachusetts SNAP payment schedule 2026

Massachusetts SNAP benefits load onto your EBT card on a set day each month, from the 1st to the 14th, based on the last digit of your Social Security number. Find your day, your 2026 dates and what to do if your case is an exception.

Verified November 3, 2026Source: Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance, Mass.gov: Using your EBT card

At a glance

Deposit days
1st to 14th
Based on
Last digit of SSN
Weekends and holidays
Earlier if Sunday or holiday

When do my SNAP benefits come?

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    From the official Massachusetts schedule. Your notice is the final word on your date.

    Massachusetts SNAP deposit days by last digit of SSN

    All SNAP households in Massachusetts. Use the last digit of your Social Security number. If you don't have one, DTA assigns you a number and its last digit is used instead.

    Massachusetts SNAP deposit days
    Last digit of SSNDay of monthNovember 2026
    01stFri, Oct 30 (early)
    12ndMon, Nov 2
    24thWed, Nov 4
    35thThu, Nov 5
    47thSat, Nov 7
    58thFri, Nov 6 (early)
    610thTue, Nov 10
    711thTue, Nov 10 (early)
    813thFri, Nov 13
    914thSat, Nov 14

    Massachusetts SNAP calendar for 2026

    The weekday your benefits load each month in 2026. Dates marked * moved earlier because the scheduled day is a Sunday or federal holiday.

    SSNJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    0Wed Dec 31*Fri Jan 30*Fri Feb 27*Wed 1Fri 1Mon 1Wed 1Sat 1Tue 1Thu 1Fri Oct 30*Tue 1
    1Fri 2Mon 2Mon 2Thu 2Sat 2Tue 2Thu 2Fri Jul 31*Wed 2Fri 2Mon 2Wed 2
    2Fri 2*Wed 4Wed 4Sat 4Mon 4Thu 4Sat 4Tue 4Fri 4Fri 2*Wed 4Fri 4
    3Mon 5Thu 5Thu 5Fri 3*Tue 5Fri 5Thu 2*Wed 5Sat 5Mon 5Thu 5Sat 5
    4Wed 7Sat 7Sat 7Tue 7Thu 7Fri 5*Tue 7Fri 7Fri 4*Wed 7Sat 7Mon 7
    5Thu 8Fri 6*Fri 6*Wed 8Fri 8Mon 8Wed 8Sat 8Tue 8Thu 8Fri 6*Tue 8
    6Sat 10Tue 10Tue 10Fri 10Fri 8*Wed 10Fri 10Mon 10Thu 10Sat 10Tue 10Thu 10
    7Fri 9*Wed 11Wed 11Sat 11Mon 11Thu 11Sat 11Tue 11Fri 11Fri 9*Tue 10*Fri 11
    8Tue 13Fri 13Fri 13Mon 13Wed 13Sat 13Mon 13Thu 13Fri 11*Tue 13Fri 13Fri 11*
    9Wed 14Sat 14Sat 14Tue 14Thu 14Fri 12*Tue 14Fri 14Mon 14Wed 14Sat 14Mon 14

    How Massachusetts decides your SNAP date

    Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance spreads SNAP deposits across the month. Your date is set by the last digit of your Social Security number, and it stays the same every month. Use the last digit of your Social Security number. If you don't have one, DTA assigns you a number and its last digit is used instead.

    Do Massachusetts SNAP benefits arrive on weekends and holidays?

    Sometimes. According to the state: "If the date occurs on a holiday or a Sunday, you will receive the benefits on the previous business day." We apply that rule to every date on this page using federal holidays. The source doesn't mention Saturdays, so a Saturday date is shown as scheduled.

    Massachusetts SNAP schedule: common questions

    When will I get my Massachusetts SNAP benefits in November 2026?

    Massachusetts loads benefits by the last digit of your Social Security number. For example, if yours is 4, your benefits arrive on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Every group's date is in the table on this page.

    What day is Massachusetts SNAP deposited?

    From the 1st to the 14th of every month, based on the last digit of your Social Security number. Your day stays the same each month.

    Do Massachusetts SNAP benefits come early on weekends or holidays?

    Sometimes. If the date occurs on a holiday or a Sunday, you will receive the benefits on the previous business day. The dates on this page already include that move.

    Where do I find my SSN?

    Use the last digit of your Social Security number. If you don't have one, DTA assigns you a number and its last digit is used instead.

    Does this schedule apply to everyone in Massachusetts?

    All SNAP households in Massachusetts.

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