The Kafaalat Program, a vital financial aid for over 9 million Pakistani women, has caused confusion regarding January payments. However, it is only mandatory for those facing fingerprint verification issues. Others can continue receiving payments without opening an account, requiring NADRA verification and submitting necessary documents to the BISP office for smooth access to their financial aid.
BISP has officially started registrations for women, resolving payment concerns. Eligible women can complete registration by visiting the nearest office with essential documents like CNIC, children’s B-Forms, and utility bills. Eligible women will receive Rs. 13,500 every three months, expanding the program’s reach and ensuring no deserving family is left behind.
Who Should Create a Bank Account?
BISP 8171 offers a payment system for women who face fingerprint verification issues. Those who don’t face problems can continue receiving payments without opening a bank account. However, those who face difficulties in verifying their fingerprints may need to open a bank account to receive payments smoothly. BISP 8171 has introduced a structured process to resolve these issues and ensure payments reach women without delays.
How to Open a Bank Account for BISP 8171 Recipients?
• Update fingerprint records at NADRA office.
• Receive a verification slip from NADRA.
• Request a “Form for Alternate Payment Method” from BISP office.
• Complete form, attach NADRA-issued slip, and submit to BISP office.
• Details are forwarded to designated bank for account opening.
• Payments are received directly into the account.
New BISP 8171 Registration Procedure
BISP Kafalat Program Registration Opens
• Registration for unregistered women has begun.
• Beneficiaries will receive PKR 13,500 every three months.
• Steps to register: Visit nearest BISP office, complete NSER survey, wait for eligibility notification via SMS or letter.
• Eligible women will receive quarterly payments upon approval.
• Documents required: Original CNIC, registered mobile phone number, Children’s Bay Form, and gas or electricity bill.
The BISP 8171 Kafalat Program, implemented by BISP in Pakistan, offers financial assistance to millions of families, requiring fingerprint verification for timely payments. New registration has also started, enabling more women to benefit from the program.
Conclusion
The BISP 8171 Kafalat Program, a financial assistance program for millions of Pakistani women, offers Rs. 13,500 every three months. Eligible women receive Rs. 13,500, but fingerprint verification is required for those without. New registrations are now open, making it easier for unregistered women to access financial assistance. The BISP’s commitment to uplifting families across Pakistan and streamlining payment processes reflect their commitment to ensuring no one is left behind.