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How to Get BISP Payment Through Bank Without Visiting the Centre – Full Guide 2025

For many Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) beneficiaries, collecting payments has traditionally involved visiting designated centres or retail agents. However, with ongoing advancements in financial inclusion, receiving your BISP payment directly through a bank without needing to visit a physical centre or camp is becoming increasingly feasible. As of 2025, BISP is expanding partnerships and digital options to make this process more convenient.

This comprehensive guide will explain how to get your BISP payment through a bank without visiting a centre, detailing the available options, eligibility requirements, and steps to ensure a smooth and secure transaction for your Rs. 13,500 installment.

Understanding Bank-Based BISP Payments (2025)

BISP is actively working with partner banks to facilitate direct and easier payment disbursements. The goal is to move towards a system where beneficiaries can access their funds with greater ease, dignity, and flexibility, reducing the need for travel to crowded distribution points.

Currently, bank-based options primarily include:

  • Direct Bank Account Deposits: For beneficiaries who have a registered bank account linked to their BISP profile.
  • ATM Withdrawals: Using a BISP-linked debit card or CNIC at designated bank ATMs (e.g., HBL, Bank Alfalah).
  • Digital Wallet Integration: In some areas, partnerships with mobile wallet services like JazzCash or Easypaisa allow for digital transfers which can then be withdrawn from their agents.

The emphasis for July 2025 is on expanding these secure, convenient channels.

Eligibility for Bank-Based Payments

To receive your BISP payment directly through a bank, you typically need to:

  • Be an active and eligible BISP beneficiary under the Benazir Kafalat Program.
  • Have your CNIC and mobile number registered with BISP and linked to your bank account or digital wallet.
  • Your payment status must show “Ready for Payment” on the 8171 BISP web portal (8171.bisp.gov.pk) or via 8171 SMS.

Step-by-Step Guide: Receiving BISP Payment Through Bank

While a complete “online withdraw service” without any physical presence is not yet fully implemented for all BISP payments due to the necessity of biometric verification, the following methods allow for bank-based access with minimal need to visit traditional centres:

Method 1: ATM Withdrawal (where available)

  1. Confirm Eligibility & ATM Availability:
    • Check your payment status by sending your CNIC to 8171 or visiting 8171.bisp.gov.pk.
    • Confirm if your payment is disbursed through ATMs in your district and if you have received a BISP-linked ATM card or instructions for CNIC-based withdrawal.
  2. Visit a Designated Bank ATM:
    • Go to an ATM of a BISP partner bank (e.g., HBL, Bank Alfalah).
    • Always bring your original CNIC.
  3. Initiate Withdrawal:
    • If using an ATM card, insert your card and enter your PIN.
    • If withdrawing via CNIC, select the “BISP Payment” or “Ehsaas Payment” option and enter your CNIC number.
  4. Biometric Verification:
    • The ATM will prompt for your fingerprint scan. This is a mandatory security step.
  5. Collect Cash and Receipt:
    • Upon successful verification, the machine will dispense your Rs. 13,500.
    • Always take your transaction receipt.

Method 2: Direct Bank Account Deposit (for registered accounts)

This is the most convenient method as it requires no direct action from the beneficiary once set up:

  1. Ensure Account Linkage:
    • During your initial BISP registration or subsequent Dynamic Survey update, you may have been asked to provide bank account details. Ensure your account is correctly linked to your BISP profile.
    • If not, visit your BISP Tehsil Office to inquire about linking your account. This may require opening a specific BISP-designated account at a partner bank.
  2. Await Direct Deposit:
    • Once your payment is released, BISP will directly deposit the Rs. 13,500 into your registered bank account.
    • You will receive an SMS notification from your bank or 8171 once the amount is credited.
  3. Withdraw via Bank’s Channels:
    • You can then withdraw the funds using your bank’s ATM card at any ATM, through online banking, or by visiting any branch (though the goal here is to avoid centre visits).

Method 3: Digital Wallet Payments (Emerging Option for July 2025)

BISP is exploring partnerships with digital wallet providers (like JazzCash or Easypaisa) to facilitate payments. While the exact scope for July 2025 might vary by district, this method would involve:

  1. Account Registration: Having a registered mobile wallet account in your name.
  2. BISP Transfer: BISP sending the funds directly to your digital wallet.
  3. Agent Withdrawal: You can then withdraw cash from any authorised agent of that digital wallet service, often requiring biometric verification. This allows withdrawal from small shops rather than dedicated centres. More details can be found in our post BISP 8171 Through Digital Wallet Payment Verification Process Start July 2025.

Important Considerations

  • Security: Always keep your CNIC and ATM card details secure. Never share your PIN or personal information.
  • Fees: BISP payments are free. No bank or agent should charge you a fee for withdrawal.
  • Official Communication: Rely only on SMS from 8171 or official BISP announcements regarding payment methods and schedules.
  • Active Bank Account: If your BISP payment is linked to a bank account, ensure it remains active and not dormant.

FAQ Section

Can I apply for a BISP bank account if I don’t have one?

You can inquire about opening a BISP-specific bank account or linking an existing one at your nearest BISP Tehsil Office or a BISP partner bank branch.

Is biometric verification required for ATM withdrawals?

Yes, biometric verification is mandatory for BISP ATM withdrawals to ensure the rightful beneficiary is accessing the funds.

What if my bank account is not linked to my BISP profile?

You should visit your BISP Tehsil Office to update your information and inquire about linking your bank account. You may also need to update your family information in the BISP Dynamic Survey 2025.

Are all BISP beneficiaries eligible for bank transfers?

The availability of direct bank transfers depends on the specific payment phase, district, and whether the beneficiary’s banking details are correctly registered and linked with BISP.

Conclusion

Receiving your BISP payment through a bank without visiting a centre offers unparalleled convenience and security, aligning with modern financial practices. For July 2025, beneficiaries can increasingly leverage ATM withdrawals and potentially direct bank deposits or digital wallet transfers, reducing the need for traditional centre visits. By understanding these options and ensuring your information is updated, you can access your vital financial support with greater ease and dignity.

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