The Oklahoma Nutrition Information Education (ONIE) Project is a government-supported initiative operating within the public health and nutrition space. The project aims to advance public health and nutrition outcomes across the state by promoting healthier lifestyles through evidence-based interventions and collaborating with agencies and community partners to improve long-term wellness for Oklahoma residents.
The initiative focuses on modernizing Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) systems at farmers’ markets and local food access sites to enhance operational efficiency, support local agriculture, and improve community health outcomes.
Traditional cash-based systems at farmers’ markets created inefficiencies and limited data visibility for vendors and managers.
Key problems included:
The government required a digital solution that simplified operations for EBT-accepting vendors while improving efficiency and accountability.
App Maisters collaborated with ONIE to develop a mobile app for vendors at farmers’ markets across Oklahoma. The platform digitizes transactions, provides sales insights, and streamlines reporting, improving efficiency for both vendors and market managers.
The solution integrates:
After implementation, the ONIE EBT Mobile App delivered:
The ONIE EBT Mobile App transformed farmers’ market operations in Oklahoma into a modern, efficient, and community-focused ecosystem.
By enabling token-less transactions, real-time sales tracking, and streamlined reporting, the app empowers the government and vendors to: