BISP January–March 2026 Payment Started – Check Your Status
The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) has officially started the January to March quarterly payment across all provinces of Pakistan. This payment is being distributed simultaneously throughout the country, including Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan.
This installment is specifically for regular beneficiaries who receive financial assistance from the program on a regular basis. The government has increased the payment amount, which is a positive step to provide more support to low-income families.

Increase in the Payment Amount
Previously, regular beneficiaries were receiving 13,500 Pakistani Rupees per installment. Now, the government has increased the amount to 14,500 Pakistani Rupees.
This means that beneficiaries who were previously receiving Rs. 13,500 will now receive Rs. 14,500 for the January to March installment. This increase is intended to help families manage rising living expenses and provide better financial support.
Who Can Receive This Payment?
This payment is for all regular BISP beneficiaries who were already registered in the program and had received previous installments of Rs. 13,500.
If you are one of those beneficiaries, your new installment has been issued again, and you can collect it from a nearby authorized retailer shop or payment center.
Beneficiaries should visit the nearest retailer or payment agent to withdraw their money.
Payment Withdrawal Process
To receive the payment, beneficiaries must follow a simple process:
- Visit a nearby authorized retailer shop or payment center.
- Bring your original Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) with you.
- The retailer will perform biometric verification.
- After successful biometric verification, you will receive your payment of Rs. 14,500.
Without biometric verification and the original CNIC, the payment cannot be issued.
Partner Banks and Payment Services
The BISP payment is being distributed through several partner banks and digital payment services across Pakistan. These institutions are responsible for helping beneficiaries withdraw their payments.
The main banks and services involved include:
- Bank Alfalah
- JazzCash
- Easypaisa
- HBL (Habib Bank Limited)
- Bank of Punjab
- HBL Microfinance Bank
Beneficiaries can withdraw their payments through the bank or service where they were originally enrolled in the program.
Important Note About Children’s Payments
It is important to understand that this January to March payment only includes the regular beneficiary payment.
The children’s educational stipends are not included in this installment. Those payments will be released later.
According to the update, the children’s payments are expected to be issued in the next installment, which will cover the April to June period.
So if you do not see the children’s payment in this installment, there is no need to worry, as it will likely be provided in the next payment cycle.
Availability Across Pakistan
The payment distribution is being conducted across the entire country at the same time. Beneficiaries from all provinces can collect their payments.
This includes people living in:
- Punjab
- Sindh
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP)
- Balochistan
All eligible beneficiaries in these regions can visit their nearest retailer or payment center to receive the funds.
What to Do if There Is Any Deduction or Issue
Beneficiaries should receive the full amount of Rs. 14,500. If any retailer or payment agent deducts money unfairly or if you face any problem during payment, you should immediately report it.
You can file a complaint by:
- Visiting the nearest BISP Tehsil Office, or
- Calling the BISP official helpline
This helps ensure transparency and protects beneficiaries from illegal deductions or fraud.
Final Advice for Beneficiaries
All beneficiaries should make sure to:
- Carry their original CNIC.
- Complete the biometric verification process.
- Collect the full payment amount.
- Report any illegal deductions or issues immediately.
The increase in the BISP installment from Rs. 13,500 to Rs. 14,500 is a helpful step for many families in Pakistan, and beneficiaries are encouraged to collect their payments from authorized payment centers safely.