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# Tender a sale using an EBT card
This topic describes how cashiers and salespeople can use an EBT card to pay for part or all of a transaction.
1. Enter all of the items in the transaction.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can ring up SNAP-eligible and non-SNAP items in the same transaction. You do not need to ring up SNAP-eligible items separately from non-SNAP items.
{% endhint %}
2. Tap **Transaction** | **Tender Sale**. You can also press **F12** or **Enter**.
3. On the **Tender** screen, enter the amount the customer wants to pay using their SNAP benefits next to the **EBT tender type**.
{% hint style="info" %}
The name of the EBT tender type (e.g., EBT Card) is configurable and may be different in your store. Ensure that you are enter an amount next to the EBT tender type that is equal to or lower than the SNAP-eligible item subtotal, which is identified at the top of the Tender screen. If the amount entered next to the EBT tender type exceeds the SNAP-eligible item subtotal, the error message "You can't enter food stamp tender that is over limit of food stamps item amount" displays.
{% endhint %}
4. (Optional) If there is a balance remaining for the transaction, do one of the following:
* Enter the balance next to another tender type.
* Split the balance between two or more other tender types.
5. Tap **OK**.
6. (Optional) Print or email the customer's receipt.
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