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Only use the number on the back of your Link card 1-800-678-LINK (5465), Illinois Link Card Website (ebtEDGE.com) or the ebtEDGE app to access your Link account. Use the Illinois Link Card Website (ebtEDGE.com) or the mobile app ebtEDGE to protect your card. Find ebtEDGE in your app store. Freeze and Unfreeze your card. Change your PIN frequently.
Either call the Illinois Link Help Line at 1-800-678-LINK (5465), or go to the Illinois Link Card Website . You will need your 16-digit Link card number to access your Link account to select your first PIN. You will also need your social security number and date of birth. Once you have selected a PIN, you may change it at any time.
ILogin uses the latest cybersecurity tools to protect user data including identity proofing, strong authentication, fraud analytics and threat monitoring. ILogin is used across the state by various agencies such as Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) to secure your data. Upon logging in, you may see these accounts appear on your dashboard.
You need to file a Report of Electronic Theft form with your local office, online, or by calling 1-800-678-LINK (5465). You can call (800) 678-LINK or go to the Manage My Illinois LINK Account website to: Check your benefits balance, Select a PIN, See your card use history, Report a lost, stolen, or damaged LINK card, or; Request a replacement ...
To check your Link account balance. Look on your last receipt, if you have it. Go to the Illinois Link Card Website. Call the Illinois Link Help Line 1-800-678-LINK (5465) or 1-877-765-3459 (TTY) Get your balance at a store that accepts the Link card. Some stores will give you the balance at their service desk without making a purchase.
When you receive it, you must select your first PIN. Either call the Illinois Link Help Line at 1-800-678-LINK (5465), or go to the Illinois Link Card Website . You will need your 16-digit Link card number to access your Link account to select your first PIN. You will also need your social security number and date of birth.
SNAP helps low-income people buy the food they need for good nutritional health. If you qualify for the SNAP/State Food Program, you will get an Illinois Link Card. Each month, the amount of your food benefits will be added to your Link Card account, and you can use it like a debit card to pay for food at most grocery stores. Learn more about SNAP
