New BISP wallet brings Rs13,500 digital payments - how to receive it?
The BISP raises curiosity about how the new withdrawal system will work. File photo
The BISP raises curiosity about how the new withdrawal system will work. File photo
ISLAMABAD (Web Desk): The BISP Social Protection Wallet promises direct Rs13,500 digital payments to families, raising curiosity about how the new withdrawal system will work.

The government has introduced a major digital upgrade under the Benazir Income Support Programme by launching the BISP Social Protection Wallet. This new system aims to reduce delays, remove middlemen, and ensure that every beneficiary receives financial assistance directly in their mobile account.

What the Digital Wallet Offers

The Social Protection Wallet allows beneficiaries to receive financial aid straight into mobile wallets linked with their CNIC numbers. This replaces the old system where people had to stand in long lines and often faced unfair deductions. Under the new model, payments are delivered securely, transparently, and without additional trouble for families.

Officials say the move especially supports women in rural areas, giving them direct financial access and more control over their funds.

Goals Behind the Wallet System

The digital shift supports Pakistan’s wider plan for a transparent welfare network. The main objectives include quick access to funds, preventing fraud, avoiding delays, and bringing low-income families into formal financial channels. It also encourages the use of mobile banking, particularly in remote districts.

Families will be able to access their money safely, without unnecessary travel or hidden charges.

How Beneficiaries Will Get the BISP SIM

To receive digital payments, each beneficiary must obtain a free SIM card issued through BISP.

At a BISP Tehsil Office or an approved registration center, applicants show their CNIC, complete NADRA biometric verification, and receive the SIM card. After activation, the mobile number is linked with their BISP profile, enabling them to receive the Rs13,500 payment when disbursements begin.

Opening a Mobile Account for Payments

Once the SIM is active, beneficiaries can set up a mobile wallet account through services like JazzCash, EasyPaisa, or a partner bank. A representative assists with registration after checking the CNIC and SIM. After the account is verified, all future BISP payments will arrive directly in the wallet.

Beneficiaries can withdraw funds through mobile apps, ATMs, or approved agents anywhere across the country.

Withdrawing Rs13,500 from Retailers

Those who prefer cash withdrawals can visit an authorized BISP retailer or mobile wallet agent. After verifying with CNIC and the BISP SIM, the payment is released instantly.

The system guarantees no unauthorized deductions and ensures a smooth, reliable experience for all beneficiaries.

Who Qualifies for the Wallet System

Only families that fulfil BISP requirements will be included. These conditions include being part of a low-income household, having a valid CNIC, being registered in the BISP database, and not having a government employee or regular taxpayer in the family. Once details are verified, digital payments are transferred automatically.

SMS Alerts for Transparency

To ensure clarity, BISP will send official SMS alerts from 8171 whenever payments are processed. The message confirms the payment amount of Rs13,500, the release timeline, the withdrawal method, and a transaction reference number. This helps families ensure their funds are safely delivered.

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This new payment system shows that the government wants faster and safer support for poor families. People will not have to wait in long lines anymore. The direct transfer system is easier for women and rural communities. But some families may need help learning the new digital steps. With time and guidance, the system can become smoother for everyone.