BISP Kafalat Payment to 10500 Good News in May

The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) has decided to raise the BISP Kafalat payment to provide greater assistance to impoverished and deserving families. The updated amount for the Kafalat program has been increased from Rs. 8500 to Rs. 10500. This decision comes in response to the significant inflation affecting the country, aiming to alleviate financial burdens for those in need.

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This time, the government plans to distribute payments to eligible beneficiaries through BISP tehsil offices across Punjab, KP, Sindh, Balochistan, and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Payments are set to commence on May 13, offering relief to those eagerly awaiting assistance.

How to Check BISP Payment Online?

For easy accessibility and transparency, the government has introduced an online portal where individuals can check their payment status from the comfort of their homes. Here’s how to do it:

• Visit the BISP portal from your mobile or computer.
• Enter your ID card number and the displayed captcha code.
• Click the find button to view your payment details.

How to Check Payment via SMS?

Additionally, for those without internet access, the government has provided an SMS service for checking payment status. Simply send your 13-digit CNIC number to 8171 via SMS to receive an instant response regarding your payment status.

Why has the financial support of Kafalat program been increased by BISP?

In cases where individuals have been disqualified from the program, they can visit the nearest BISP office to seek assistance and complete the registration process again. Re-registration requires necessary documents such as an identity card, house electricity bill, gas bill, and others, showcasing the government’s dedication to assisting those in need.

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Can re-registration be completed online in case of disqualification?

The decision to increase financial support through the Kafalat program underscores the government’s commitment to helping vulnerable communities cope with economic challenges. While online re-registration is not currently available, individuals can follow the aforementioned procedure to rejoin the program. These efforts reflect the government’s resolve to support impoverished families during these trying times.