SNAP Payments Up to $292 Coming Next Month – Here Are the Scheduled Paydays

If you’re receiving SNAP benefits in June 2025, the final paydays are just around the corner—especially for residents in Florida and Texas. While most states have already wrapped up their June deposits, these two states will continue issuing payments through June 28. If you’re wondering when to expect your money, and how much you could get in July, here’s the full scoop.

Final June

For Florida residents, the date of your SNAP deposit depends on your case number. Specifically, it’s based on the 9th and 8th digits (read together). Here’s how the final June paydays line up:

Case Number Digits	Florida SNAP Payday
89-92	June 26
93-95	June 27
96-99	June 28

In Texas, SNAP benefits are divided into two categories depending on when your household was certified. If you were certified before June 1, 2020, your benefits were scheduled between June 1 and June 15. But if you’re receiving benefits later in the month, it’s because of a different EDG number.

Here are the remaining June paydays for Texas:

EDG Number Ends In	Texas SNAP Payday
35-38	June 26
39-41	June 27
42-45	June 28
46-49	June 27
50-53	June 28
89-92	June 26
93-95	June 27
96-99	June 28

If your EDG number matches one of the above, make sure to check your EBT balance on the designated day.

July Pay

Looking ahead to July, every state has its own payment schedule. But don’t worry—the maximum benefit amounts remain the same for July, August, and September 2025. That means a single individual could still collect up to $292, while an eight-member household might receive up to $1,756. Each additional person increases that maximum.

Here’s the full July 2025 SNAP schedule by state:

State	SNAP Deposit Dates
Alabama	July 4 to 23
Alaska	July 1
Arizona	July 1 to 13
Arkansas	July 4 to 13
California	July 1 to 10
Colorado	July 1 to 10
Connecticut	July 1 to 3
Delaware	July 2 to 23
Florida	July 1 to 28
Georgia	July 5 to 23
Hawaii	July 3 to 5
Idaho	July 1 to 10
Illinois	July 1 to 10
Indiana	July 5 to 23
Iowa	July 1 to 10
Kansas	July 1 to 10
Kentucky	July 1 to 19
Louisiana	July 1 to 23
Maine	July 10 to 14
Maryland	July 4 to 23
Massachusetts	July 1 to 14
Michigan	July 3 to 21
Minnesota	July 4 to 13
Mississippi	July 4 to 21
Missouri	July 1 to 22
Montana	July 2 to 6
Nebraska	July 1 to 5
Nevada	July 1 to 10
New Hampshire	July 5
New Jersey	July 1 to 5
New Mexico	July 1 to 20
New York	July 1 to 9
North Carolina	July 3 to 21
North Dakota	July 1
Ohio	July 2 to 20
Oklahoma	July 1 to 10
Oregon	July 1 to 9
Pennsylvania	First 10 workdays
Rhode Island	July 1
South Carolina	July 1 to 10
South Dakota	July 10
Tennessee	July 1 to 20
Texas	July 1 to 28
Utah	July 5, 11, and 15
Vermont	July 1
Virginia	July 1 to 7
Washington	July 1 to 20
West Virginia	July 1 to 9
Wisconsin	July 1 to 15
Wyoming	July 1 to 4
Guam	July 1 to 10
Puerto Rico	July 4 to 22
D.C.	July 1 to 10
U.S. Virgin Islands	July 1

Amounts

SNAP amounts vary based on your income, expenses, and household size. But here’s a quick glance at the maximum benefit limits through September 2025:

Household Size	Max Monthly Benefit
1	$292
2	$535
3	$766
4	$973
5	$1,155
6	$1,386
7	$1,532
8	$1,751
Each Add’l	+$219

These amounts come from the USDA and apply nationwide. If you want to know your specific benefit, check your state SNAP portal or EBT account.

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