EAT: Card

EAT: Card is the companion app for the EAT debit card, a Visa debit card that turns everyday spending into support for hunger relief.

HOW IT WORKS
Use your EAT card for everyday spending across supported categories like food and beverage, retail, travel, medical, and education. Every time you spend, the card program earns standard interchange revenue from the payment network. A portion of that program revenue funds grants to hunger relief organizations. The money comes from the program, not from you. Your purchases cost exactly what they would on any other card.

WHAT YOU CAN DO IN THE APP
- Check your balance and see recent activity at a glance
- Review every transaction with clear, organized history
- Lock and unlock your card instantly if it goes missing
- Get real-time notifications for purchases and balance updates
- Add funds to your card by linking your bank account (ACH transfer)
- Add your card to Apple Pay for fast, secure tap-to-pay checkout

FUNDING YOUR CARD
You add money to your EAT card through a standard ACH transfer from your linked U.S. bank account. That is the only way funds are loaded. There are no purchases made inside this app.

WHERE THE CARD WORKS
The EAT card is designed for everyday spending categories, including food and beverage, retail, travel, medical, education, and training. Some merchant categories are not supported and transactions there may be declined. Full details are in the cardholder terms.

A CARD WITH A PURPOSE
Hunger is a solvable problem. The EAT card exists so that ordinary spending, the kind you already do, can help put meals in front of families who need them. You do not pay extra. You do not donate. You just spend, and the program does the rest.

SIMPLE AND SECURE
Your account is protected with modern security, and your card is issued by a regulated U.S. bank. EAT: Card keeps your card, your balance, and your activity in one clean place.

The EAT Card is issued by i3 Bank, Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. Funds are held at i3 Bank.

Questions? Visit eat.ong/support.