sassa link 2023-2024
sassa link 2023-2024
Welcome to the SASSA Link page. This page is designed to provide you with information about the SASSA Link service and how it can help you access your grant payments.
SASSA Link is a service provided by SASSA that allows grant recipients to receive their grant payments directly into their bank account. This service is available to all SASSA grant recipients who have a bank account.
Here's how the SASSA Link service works:
- Visit your nearest SASSA office to update your banking details or to register for SASSA Link.
- Provide your banking details to SASSA, including your bank account number, branch code, and account holder's name.
- Your grant payments will now be paid directly into your bank account on the scheduled payment date.
By using SASSA Link, you can avoid having to wait in long queues at payment points and can have access to your grant payment on the day it is due. Additionally, using SASSA Link can help prevent the risk of theft or loss of your grant payment.
If you have any questions or concerns about the SASSA Link service, you can contact SASSA for assistance. SASSA staff can provide information on how to sign up for SASSA Link, update your banking details, and troubleshoot any issues you may encounter.
Conclusion
- SASSA Link is a service provided by SASSA that allows grant recipients to receive their grant payments directly into their bank account. By using SASSA Link, you can avoid long queues at payment points and can have access to your grant payment on the day it is due. To sign up for SASSA Link, visit your nearest SASSA office and provide your banking details. If you have any questions or concerns, contact SASSA for assistance.
SOCIAL GRANTS
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Care Dependency Grant
Child Support Grant
Disability Grant
Foster Child Grant
Grant-In-Aid
Older Persons Grant
Social Relief of Distress
War Veterans Grant
Visit the SRD website at
- Email: srd@sassa.gov.za
- USSD: *134*7737#
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