SASSA R370 Status Check 2025
The SASSA Status Check is a convenient online feature that allows beneficiaries to easily check their payday status, a crucial tool for millions of South Africans relying on these funds.
How to Check SASSA 370 Status?
To check SASSA 370 status follow these steps written below:
- Visit website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status.
- Click on option “SASSA Status Check“
- Enter your ID and mobile phone number.
- Press “Check SASSA”.
- You will see your status and payday if your application is approved.
SASSA Payment Dates for 2025
Please follow official dates table below to keep yourself updated:
| Month | Older Persons Grants | Disability Grants | Children’s Grants |
| January 2025 | 03/01/25 | 06/01/25 | 07/01/25 |
| February 2025 | 04/02/25 | 05/02/25 | 06/02/25 |
| March 2025 | 04/03/25 | 05/03/25 | 06/03/25 |
| April 2025 | 04/04/25 | 05/04/25 | 06/04/25 |
| May 2025 | 03/05/25 | 04/05/25 | 07/05/25 |
| June 2025 | 02/06/25 | 05/06/25 | 06/06/25 |
| July 2025 | 04/07/25 | 05/07/25 | 06/07/25 |
| August 2025 | 02/08/25 | 03/08/25 | 04/08/25 |
| September 2025 | 05/09/25 | 06/09/25 | 07/09/25 |
| October 2025 | 03/10/25 | 04/10/25 | 05/10/25 |
| November 2025 | 02/11/25 | 03/11/25 | 06/11/25 |
| December 2025 | 01/12/25 | 04/12/25 | 05/12/25 |
Social Relief of distress grant of r350 application status
| STATUS | MEANING | WHAT MUST THE USER DO |
|---|---|---|
| Application complete | Applicant completed the re-application process and will be verified each month for the SRD R350 grant. | Check their verification and payment status each month on the website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za |
| Bank details pending | An application or reapplication was received, but no banking details or preferences were received. | The user should submit their banking details via the website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za |
| Reapplication pending | No re-application has been received. | The user should submit an application via the website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za |
| Period (e.g. April) Pending | Re-application was successfully received. Verification of the application for the period is pending. | The user should check back the status later in the month for an update: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status |
| Period (e.g. April) Approved | The application was approved for the period. | The user should check the payday field for an indication of when they will receive their money. If no payday value is provided, no payment has been processed yet. |
| Period (e.g. April) Declined | The application was declined for the period and the reason is provided. | The user can submit a request for reconsideration via the website, should they feel that the reason is invalid: https://srd.dsd.gov.za |
| Canceled | The grant is canceled. | If the user wishes to reinstate the grant, it can be done on the website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/reinstate |
The value of social grants is expected to increase in 2025/26
Starting April 2025, beneficiaries are advised to anticipate new payment amounts.
- The monthly grant amount for SRD 350 remains at R370.
- Starting April 2025, the old-age pension grant will increase to R2,310, while those over 75 will receive R2,330.
- The Child Support grant will increase from R530 to R560 in 2025, with a top-up amount of R280.
- The SASSA disability grant will be awarded at a cost of R2,310.
- The foster care grant will be raised by R70 in April to R1,250.
How to Collect SASSA Grant Payments?
Once you know the SASSA payment dates, it is crucial to understand how to collect your SASSA grant payments. There are two primary options.
Payment Receipt Methods
SASSA grants can be accessed through direct bank deposits and cash pay points, and one can even get an SASSA card. And it is of utmost importance that the beneficiary chooses the method that best favors their needs, ensuring security.
Collection points for cash
You can have your cash paid directly into your nominated bank account, and you will no longer need to visit a Postbank branch. This development will make it easier to access your money and make financial management much easier. Alternatively, you can have your grant paid into one of the following SASSA-partnered retail outlets:
- Post Office branches (SAPO/Post Bank)
- SASSA-partnered retail outlets
- Shoprite
- Usave and Spar
- Boxer Stores
- Pick-N-Pay
- Cash Send
Collecting R370 via Pick & Pay?
This is a recent and quite modern collection method provided by SASSA. As a result, some people would not know what it is as they have received grant payments differently. This allows them to get their money fast without much process. First and foremost, let the grant pass through; failing that, one should log into their SRD status and find out about their Sassa.
Collect your ID card on your payday and walk to the nearest Pick & Pay shop since the grants are issued according to your ID and contact details. This process shows how easy it is to collect money through this new system.
How to Do Bank Verification for Payouts?
To make direct SASSA grant payments into your bank account, follow these steps:
- Go to SASSA portal and click “Payment Details” option.
- Fill in your account number and branch code.
- Submit your information for verification.
- Once verified, your payments will proceed without a hitch into your account.
Status Approved but No Payday
The following reasons may bring about this status:
SASSA Delay: The cause of delay may be a result of the verification of your details, which in turn takes time before you can avail yourself of a date for payment. This verification must be done before a grantee can be granted to the owner of particulars submitted. Some of ways you can handle delayed SASSA payments include
The “Contact Centre” is available at 0800 60 10 11 if you have questions about your SASSA R350 grant.
Gather your documents: Ensure you have identification and all other communications from SASSA.
Verify banking details: Check the official website to confirm your banking details are correct and verified.
Follow these steps to address common causes that may have delayed your SRD R350 payment date so that you may receive your grant in time.
Why SASSA delaying payments?
This situation impacted millions, leading to significant frustration and worry. In response, SASSA has encouraged those affected to contact their Call Centre at 0800 60 10 11 for any inquiries or to visit nearest SASSA office to submit complaints.
Delays associated with Verification: Even if an application is approved post-approval at Sassa, there can still be a verification delay.
Bank Information Mistakes: Payment may be delayed if the bank information is incorrect or account does not have enough money.
Technical Ones: unlimited applications or technical problems may delay the processing process.
Incomplete Applications: Applications not containing all required information may necessitate corrections before payment.
Suppose you have received benefits from the South African Social Security Agency and have violated any of the conditions. In that case, your application will not be approved, and your payment for the current month will not be processed.
What to Do After SASSA Has Declined?
If your Social Relief of Distress application was declined, you can check why it was rejected according to the application status message. When you understand why your application was declined, you can take appropriate action to rectify the situation. There are a few options you can consider:
- Appeal Decision
- You can appeal if you think SASSA erred in their decision to decline your application. The website gives you clear instructions on appealing to contest the decision.
- Resubmit with Correct Information
- If you provided invalid information, you can resubmit application for Sassa with valid information.
- Wait for Further Communication
- Due to a high volume of applications, there may be delays. Department may require additional information from you and will contact you if necessary.
What does status ‘Pending’ represent?
In most instances, “pending” implies that the agency involved has not finalized any further processing about the documents being filed. Thereby, verification is involved concerning the particulars presented by an individual.
Throughout verification, Sassa will compare information furnished by one with the variously submitted requirements against these government-based databases.
The agency would not give an exact timeframe for the verification process. For this reason, the agency advised applicants to wait for up to 90 days after sending in their applications for any follow-up information.
How to Check Your Balance on Your Mobile Phone?
You can check your Social Relief of Distress aid balance on your mobile device using two USSD codes:
- First, dial 1203210# and follow on-screen instructions.
- If you experience problems with the first code, try dialing 12069277#.
- You must input your South African ID number when using these USSD codes.
- You will not be charged any fees when checking your balance.
- After this, you will receive an SMS notification with your current grant balance.
Note: If you don’t have any access to a mobile phone or Internet, you can visit nearest Sassa office to find your balance.
Sassa Social grant Types
This lists different types of Sassa grants. Specific information will be shown together with payment amounts. The idea is that such information will help one study grant options offered by Sassa and know what monetary support to expect.
Social Relief of Distress
The SRD grant is meant for unemployed South African citizens. Refugees, asylum seekers, and holders of special permits also receive this financial support. Applicants must have little or no income between 18 and 60 to qualify.
Old Age Grant
This grant is a pension for older people. To qualify, applicants must be between 60 and 75 years of age. SASSA pays R2080 per month to those within this age bracket, and those above 75 receive R2100 monthly.
Disability Grant
This grant is for people with disabilities who cannot work. If the disability is likely to last between 6 to 12 months, SASSA provides a temporary grant. For permanent disabilities, a grant is provided, but it is not for life; it usually lasts for a maximum of 1 to 2 years. The monthly amount for this grant is R2080.
War Veterans Grant
This grant finances former soldiers who served in the following conflicts: Korean War (1950 to 1953) and Second World War (1939 to 1945). Eligible veterans facing financial difficulties can apply for this grant. It offers R2100 per month.
Foster Child Grant
Caregivers of foster children can apply for SASSA foster child grant to support the child’s upbringing. This grant provides R1120 per month for care of each foster child.
Care Dependency Grant
This grant is available for parents or foster parents who care for a disabled child. It begins at the infant’s birth until the child is 18, providing R2080 every month.
SRD Eligibility Criteria and Conditions
You must have South African citizenship, be a permanent resident, or be a refugee.
- Age range: 18 to 60 years.
- Must be unemployed with no income.
- No other grant support is available.
- Not receiving NSFAS funding.
- Not currently receiving UIF payments.
Policy on Prevention of Fraud
Maintain the confidentiality of your PIN and identification number.
Do not respond to unofficial SMS or WhatsApp messages related to schemes.
Verify your status only through official SASSA channels.
If you have any suspicions regarding fraud, report them to the SASSA fraud hotline.
For any Query, you can contact
Toll-Free: 0800 601 011.
Email: [email protected].
Website: www.sassa.gov.za.