Which disbursement method allows taxpayers to access their funds through a physical card?

The disbursement method that allows taxpayers to access their funds through a physical card is the prepaid card option. This method provides a convenient and accessible way for individuals to obtain their funds without needing a traditional banking setup, as the card can be used similarly to debit or credit cards for various purchases and cash withdrawals.

Prepaid cards are especially beneficial for those who may not have a bank account or prefer not to use direct deposit, as they can simply load funds onto the card and use it as needed. Additionally, the eligibility for using a prepaid card may vary, often requiring participants to enroll in a specific program, which aligns with what is indicated in the correct choice.

In contrast, other disbursement methods, such as checks printed at your location, direct deposits, and wire transfers, do not provide a physical card for fund disbursement and typically require a bank account or a mailing address for check delivery.