Payment Methods: How SASSA Pay you R370 Grants
SASSA offers various payment options for disability grants, including old-age, children’s, and SRD grants, ensuring accessibility and flexibility for beneficiaries. So that anyone can determined a suitable payment method according to his convenience. Here I provide you a complete guide about payment process of your SRD R370 grants.
Payment Options for SRD Grants
Select authorized payment process:
- Direct Bank Deposit
- SRD Card
- South African Post Office
- Cash Transfer Services
- Through Pick N Pay
- Mobile Network Payments
These different payment options were selected to provide recipients with flexibility and convenience, enabling them to obtain their funds in a way that best suits their needs.
Direct Bank Deposit:
SRD grant can be conveniently accessed by beneficiaries through direct deposits into their South African bank account.
To update your payment method to a bank account, kindly adhere to the following steps:
- Click “South African ID Holders” at the bottom.
- Scroll down to “Change Banking Details” section.
- Enter ID number in designated field.
- Check registered cell phone for secure SMS link.
Note: The account holder is responsible for the grant payments, and it is crucial to verify that the grant is not deposited into an account belonging to someone else.
Banks Available:
- ABSA Bank
- Capitec Bank
- Standard Bank
- Checkers/Shoprite
- Post Bank
- Tyme Bank
SRD Card:
It allows users to deposit grants into their accounts at various retail places like Shoprite, ensuring smooth payments and maintaining financial stability. Regular use of R370 services strengthens financial ability.
Important feature:
The service offers no monthly fees and does not require a personal bank account, allowing cash withdrawals or purchases of goods and services.
South African Post Office:
SAPO offers convenient money withdrawal services by visiting its branches in rural areas, catering to those who prefer physical business over online transactions.
Cash Transfer Service:
Individuals without bank accounts can pay through local pay points, designated by SASSA, where beneficiaries can collect their payments in cash.
Through Pick N Pay:
In South Africa, Pay outlets are a popular choice for Pick N Pay, a pick-and-pay payment network that allows customers to conveniently pay at their nearest Pick N Pay outlet, supporting money.
Mobile Network Payments:
These grants can now be accessed on mobile devices through partnerships with major networks like MTN and Vodacom, allowing direct withdrawal and redemption at retail shops and ATMs.
How can you get these centres?
The social agency provides a list of pay points by area, enabling beneficiaries to locate the nearest social centre or seek assistance at the nearest department office.
How do you collect your cash?
To collect your monthly allowance, visit a prescribed venue with your ID or SRD card. Boxer stores offer secure transactions, so check if your nearby store offers money withdrawal services.
Frequently asked questions on payment?
To verify the SASSA cash send, what steps should I follow?
SMS alerts users about their SASSA account balance, allowing them to track their funds and make necessary payments.
Can I change my SASSA payment method?
You may change it when SASSA contacts you to provide the new account details.
Is there a fee for your payment option?
Postbank offers payment providers like SASSA, which do not charge monthly fees, but additional fees may apply for ATMs and POS.
Can I go collect my R370 without an SMS?
SMS is required for applicants of SRD Grant to collect their R370 grant from Boxer or Pick n Pay, ensuring timely processing and payment.