CalFresh EBT Reloads Start This Week: Find Out the Exact Date Your SNAP Benefits Will Arrive in July 2025

CalFresh EBT Reloads Start This Week: Find Out the Exact Date Your SNAP Benefits Will Arrive in July 2025

If you’re counting down the days until your CalFresh (SNAP) benefits hit your EBT card, you’re not alone — and the good news is, the July 2025 payments have officially started rolling out across California. But depending on where you live and how your case number is set up, you may not see your funds until as late as July 10. Missing your refill date could throw off your entire grocery budget, so here’s everything you need to know about when and how CalFresh deposits are made this month.

July 2025 CalFresh (SNAP) Payment Schedule in California

Every month, California spreads out its CalFresh deposits over a 10-day window, from July 1 through July 10. This staggered schedule is used to manage demand and keep grocery store systems from getting overwhelmed.

So, when exactly do you get your money?

That depends on the last digit of your case number. For example:

  • If your case number ends in 1, you might see your payment on July 2

  • If it ends in 5, expect your EBT to reload around July 6

  • And if it ends in 0, you’re likely looking at July 10

There’s no universal rule for everyone, so the best way to confirm your date is by logging into your EBT account online, calling your local CalFresh office, or checking your last deposit date and following the same pattern this month.

Why Payments Are Staggered

The state of California — like many others — staggers SNAP payments to:

  • Reduce traffic at grocery stores and EBT systems

  • Prevent delays or failures in processing

  • Make the shopping experience smoother for recipients and merchants alike

This is especially important in a state as large as California, with over 4 million residents relying on CalFresh each month.

CalFresh EBT Reloads Start This Week: Find Out the Exact Date Your SNAP Benefits Will Arrive in July 2025

What If My Payment Is Late?

If your benefits haven’t arrived by July 10, double-check the following:

  1. Case Number: Make sure you’re looking at the correct digit to find your deposit day.

  2. Renewal Status: Check if your paperwork or recertification is overdue.

  3. Holiday Delays: July 4 is a federal holiday, which may cause slight delays in some cases.

If nothing seems off and you’re still missing funds, call the California EBT Customer Service line at 1-877-328-9677 or contact your local county office immediately.

Plan Ahead for Grocery Shopping

Once your benefits are deposited, try to:

  • Shop early in the day to avoid busy crowds.

  • Check for discounts — some stores offer double EBT value or special CalFresh deals.

  • Use your balance wisely by stocking up on shelf-stable items first.

July also tends to be a peak shopping month with summer produce deals and school lunch planning underway, so use this month’s benefit wisely.

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