Aldi is a German-based discount grocery store chain with nearly 10,000 locations in over 20 countries. In the United States, Aldi stores are located in 35 states.
Aldi operates on a “no frills” business model. Customers bag their own groceries and Aldi does not offer carry-out service.
This helps to keep costs low, which results in lower prices for customers.
Aldi accepts cash, credit, and debit cards as forms of payment. Checks are not accepted. Aldi does not accept EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) as a form of payment.
Aldi’s policy of not accepting EBT may be frustrating for some customers, but the company’s focus on keeping costs low helps to keep prices down for all shoppers. For customers who rely on EBT, there are other grocery store options that do accept this form of payment.
