SASSA Payment Methods – Everything A Beneficiary Should Know
The National Agency has launched diversified SASSA payment methods to facilitate their beneficiaries. SRD R350 recipients will choose the right payment method according to their needs and accessibility.
We aim to provide you with a better understanding of how you can get your SASSA payments through easy and efficient methods.
SASSA Payment Methods
SASSA has provided multiple SASSA payment methods for its beneficiaries to ensure you receive a seamless transfer of the SASSA payment relief grant program. There are diverse ways to receive your government grant of Social Relief of Distress SRD R350 payments.
Let’s choose any of the following according to your feasibility.
SASSA Payment through Bank Transfer
If you have your bank account and are comfortable with online transfer of funds, then you may opt for SASSA payment through online bank transfer.
All you have to do is to log in to srd.sassa.gov.za.
Enter your 13-digit ID number and mobile number.
Enter the comment details of your bank account and select it as the preferred payment method for the SASSA SRD R350 Grant or any type of Grant.
SASSA payment Methods: Post Office (SAPO/Post Banks)
You may go for SASSA payment through the Post office option. You will collect your SASSA grant in form of cash on-site. You have to provide your identity verification physically at the spot in Post Banks in the form of your ID- card number and your SASSA Application ID.
You may collect your SASSA grant from any branch of the Post Office near you. Post office branches are widespread in the country, so it would be easy to prefer this method as preferred one for those who need help tackling online stuff.
SASSA payment Methods- Moya App (Bank mobile money transfer)
Moya App is the digital wallet that is authorized by SASSA for online transfer of Grants. If you prefer an online transaction directly from your SASSA account to your Mobile phone, select Moya App as your chosen payment method for SASSA Grants.
The Moya App is a data-free mobile platform that allows South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) beneficiaries to manage and update their SRD R350 grant banking details with ease. While the app itself does not directly handle payments, it provides a convenient gateway to access the official srd.sassa.gov.za site without using mobile data. Through this link, users can securely update their bank account information or switch to mobile money options like Cash Send or e-wallet, enabling faster and more flexible access to grant funds.
Using the Moya App for bank mobile money transfers is especially helpful for recipients without smartphones or those in areas with limited internet connectivity. Once a mobile banking method is selected and verified (such as through Capitec Bank, FNB eWallet, or Nedbank MobiMoney), beneficiaries receive their payments directly to their phones. This method eliminates the need to travel to physical pay points or stand in long queues, making it a safer and more efficient alternative—particularly useful in rural or underserved communities.
SASSA ATM Card
If you have your SASSA ATM Card, you can have your SASSA Grant amount transferred directly from your SASSA account to any one of the authorized Retailer stores of the Government. You may also transfer your amount directly from your SASSA Card to Capitec if you have an active Capitec account in your name as a beneficiary.
Boxers
You may transfer your grant amount directly from the SASSA Card to Boxers near your residency. Just visit the nearest local Boxer retailer store and ask if SASSA Grants have arrived in beneficiaries’ accounts online. On the announced payment date, you can receive your SRD R350 Grant relief, Child Support, Care dependency or any grant.
USave
USave is another local retailer that has the permission by the South African Government to offer grant payments to the recipients as soon as received by SASSA national agency. You can head to it for your SASSA Cash collection.
Important Notice
SASSA has just released a Facial Recognition Software to add an extra layer in identity verification authorization. You should know the important details about the feature otherwise you might not able to login to your SASSA account
ShopRite
ShopRite is distributed nationwide and you can receive your SASSA amount directly if you have transferred your grant from your SASSA Card to ShopRite retailers National number to receive it in the form of cash.
Pick N pay
Pick N Pay simplifies the payment process for beneficiaries as it is also available nationwide. You can check your nearest Pick N Pay to see if it offers an SASSA Grant transfer.
SASSA Cash Send
You can opt- for the Cash Send option to collect your Cash payout. If you need a bank account and opting for SASSA Card is also difficult, then SASSA Cash Send is the better option.
Use the money transfer service to collect your SASSA Cash Send at your designated collection point.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to change SASSA child grant to bank account online?
Visit srd.sassa.gov.za, enter your ID, and follow the link sent via SMS to update your bank account details.
How can I change my SASSA payment method to an e-wallet?
Visit the SASSA SRD site, select “e-wallet” or “Cash Send,” and complete the process with your RICA-registered phone number.
What is the purpose of srd.sassa.gov.za banking details?
It’s where SRD grant recipients securely add or update their bank account details for payment processing.
How do I change my SASSA R350 payment method to Cash Send?
Access srd.sassa.gov.za, enter your ID, and select “Cash Send” as your new payment option.
What are the latest SASSA payment dates?
SASSA payments begin around the 1st of each month; check thesassacheck.co.za for monthly updates.
How do I change my SASSA SRD payment method?
Use the “Change Banking Details” option on srd.sassa.gov.za and verify via the SMS link sent to you.
How can I change my SASSA payment method to Capitec Bank?
Update your Capitec banking info on srd.sassa.gov.za and ensure the account matches your ID number.
How do I change my SASSA payment method to Shoprite?
Select Shoprite as your payout option on the SRD portal and collect using your ID and registered phone at the store.
What are the SASSA payment methods in South Africa?
SASSA offers payments through bank accounts, Cash Send, Postbank cards, and selected retail partners like Shoprite and Pick n Pay.
What are the current SASSA payment methods?
You can receive SASSA grants via bank deposit, Postbank card, or in-store collections at partner retailers.
Have SASSA payment methods changed recently?
Yes, SASSA has phased out some Post Office payments and introduced more digital options like bank transfers and retailer pickups.
How can I change my SASSA payment method online?
Visit srd.sassa.gov.za, enter your ID, and follow the SMS link to update your payment method.
How do I check my current SASSA payment method?
Log in to srd.sassa.gov.za using your ID number to view your existing payment details.
How do I update my SASSA payment method?
Use the “Change Banking Details” option on the SASSA SRD portal and confirm via SMS to update your info.
What is the SASSA payment method for the R350 grant?
The R350 grant is paid via bank account, Cash Send, or through retail stores like Boxer and Shoprite.
What are the available SASSA payment options?
Payment options include direct bank deposit, Cash Send to your mobile, Postbank cards, and retailer collections.
What are the SASSA grant payment methods for 2025?
In 2025, SASSA supports bank transfers, retailer collections (Shoprite, Boxer), and mobile Cash Send payments.
What are the SRD grant payment methods?
SRD grants are paid via bank transfer, Cash Send to a cellphone number, or pickup at approved retail outlets.
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