BISP has launched a pilot to deliver stipends digitally through wallet accounts, aiming to make payments faster, safer and more transparent for beneficiaries. The initial rollout targets selected districts and links each wallet to a woman’s CNIC and registered mobile SIM, marking a big step toward digital inclusion. What the Pilot Does and Where it Started The […]

If your BISP 8171 instalment was delayed or stopped, this clear November 2025 guide explains how to correct records and restore payments quickly. Follow step-by-step advice for data correction, online fixes through the 8171 portal, and in-person updates at your Tehsil office to avoid long payment holds. Keeping your BISP profile accurate matters because small mistakes — a

If your BISP instalment from 8171 was stopped, delayed, or never arrived, this clear news-style guide explains how to get your cash back fast. Follow the practical steps below — from reconfirmation and NSER survey updates to biometric exceptions and bank checks — tailored for Pakistani beneficiaries. Why BISP Payments Get Stopped, Delayed, or Blocked Most payment

Big update: BISP now accepts WhatsApp complaints to resolve payment and biometric issues quickly. Beneficiaries — especially women — can send problems from home, attach ID or screenshots, and get official replies. This reduces travel, saves time, and creates a documented trail for every reported case. Why the WhatsApp system matters The BISP WhatsApp complaint

The BISP NSER Survey 2025 is the nationwide household update that decides who qualifies for BISP Kafalat cash support. If you want the Rs. 13,500 quarterly stipend, complete 8171 registration, update your details, and check your PMT score — all steps are explained below. What is the NSER dynamic survey and why it matters The National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER) survey collects

The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP/8171) has restarted payments in 2025 with a phased rollout so eligible households can receive the Rs. 13,500 Kafalat instalment; this guide shows how to check your status, find your withdrawal date, and collect funds safely. Why the payment restart matters The payment restart restores a vital cash lifeline for low-income

 Several announcements and online reports in October 2025 say the government has launched a special Rs. 25,000 one-time payment aimed at previously ineligible households under the BISP/8171 umbrella. This guide explains who may qualify, how to register, how to verify the claim, and safe next steps — always confirm your CNIC on official channels first. What the

The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP 8171) now credits the Rs. 13,500 quarterly Kafalat directly into eligible beneficiaries’ bank accounts. This change reduces queueing, cuts out middlemen, and increases transparency — read this simple guide to learn who qualifies, how to link your account, and how to collect funds safely. What changed and why it matters The

The government has expanded digital delivery for BISP/Ehsaas payments so eligible families can receive the Rs. 13,500 instalment directly into electronic wallets and partner bank channels, reducing queues and middlemen while speeding up disbursements. This article explains how to check, verify and withdraw your funds step-by-step. What changed — simple summary A new rollout links 8171 eligibility checks

If your 8171 SMS isn’t replying, this clear, step-by-step guide explains why messages fail, how to fix them at home, and which official alternatives to use so Pakistani families don’t miss BISP Kafalat payments. Follow the checks below before visiting any office to save time and effort. Why the 8171 SMS matters The 8171 SMS is often the quickest