Social grant payments happen at the start of each month. The first payments go to people who get HIV/AIDS grants foster care money and old age pensions. For October 2025 the older people will likely get paid around October 3rd. Other grant types will be paid in the days after that. The same thing happens in November. The payments start in the first few days of the month. People should look at official announcements because payment dates can be different in each province. The dates can also change based on what type of grant you get.
Payment Schedule & Beneficiary Groups
SASSA pays out different grants on different days each month. They follow a specific order for payments.
– First they pay the Old Age Grant and Disability Grant.
– Next they send out the War Veterans Grant and Care Dependency Grant.
– After that they process the Child Support Grant Foster Care Grant and other social grants.
– Finally they handle the SRD Grant payments when needed.
This system makes sure older people and disabled persons get their money first because they need it most. The payment dates help avoid long queues & make sure everyone gets their grants in an organized way. SASSA uses this method to protect the most vulnerable people who depend on these payments for their basic needs.
Collection Points and Digital Options
– You can receive your money through bank transfer to your confirmed account.
– You can also pick up cash at payment locations stores that work with SASSA, or special SASSA card machines.
– Another option is to get your money at post offices or other places that SASSA has approved.
Remember to tell SASSA if you switch banks or get a new account. Do this before payment time starts so you get your money on time.
Easy Ways to Track Your SASSA Grant
How to check when your SASSA grant will be paid:
– You can check your payment date in several easy ways. First you can go to the SASSA website and log in with your ID number & phone number to see your status.
– Another option is to send an SMS or WhatsApp message to SASSA with your details. You can also visit a SASSA office near you to ask about your payment date or look at the notices they put up outside.
– SASSA sends SMS updates about payment days and posts this information on their Facebook & Twitter pages too. Keep an eye on these channels to know exactly when you’ll get paid.
Common Delays & Official Updates to Note
Sometimes payments get delayed due to bank problems or holiday schedules. The system might need updates or extra checks. In some areas grants take longer because of local issues. Don’t worry too much if you don’t get paid on the expected date. You can check your status online or visit your nearest SASSA office to find out more.
