February SASSA R350 Grant Payment Dates

February SASSA R350 Grant Payment Dates SRD – The Social Relief of Distress grant supports around 10 million people every month living in South Africa. The grant is one of many grants managed by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA).

Here are the final payment dates scheduled for February 2022.

Here Are The R350 Grant Payment Dates For The End Of February 2022

21 February: ID numbers ending in 082 and 087

22 February: ID numbers ending in 083 and 088

23 February: ID numbers ending in 084 and 089

24 February: ID numbers ending in 080 and 085

25 February: ID numbers ending in 081 and 086

28 February: ID numbers ending in 082 and 087

The SRD grant has no fixed payment date. The last three digits of your ID number determine on which days you may collect your SRD grant from the post office.

SASSA is calling on all clients to apply for SRD grant application reconsiderations for each month their grant application was rejected. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

SASSA could also increase the number of locations where people can collect their grants

All applicant will have to provide the following compulsory information for processing of their applications:

Identity Number if they are South African residents

Name and Surname as captured in the ID

Gender and Disability if they have any

Banking details – Bank name and account number

Contact details – Cell phone number and E-mail address

Proof of resident

When is the opening and closing date for R350

The first R350 special Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grants started to be paid out on 15 May 2021 . The grants, due to run for six months, and so due worth R2 100 each in total, are available to all South Africans over 18 who do not have any other form of income, and do not receive any other form of government support.

More Ways To Apply – SASSA R350 Grant Application Online

BY WhatsApp message to 082 046 8553 (no longer the Department of Health WhatsApp line on 060 012 3456, on which initial tests were conducted)
BY Email to SRD@sassa.gov.za, which automatically sends back a form to fill in
BY A USSD code, dialling *134*7737# from a cell phone

Rejected applications are due to a recently changed cell phone number. Fraud checking mechanisms for the payment system include matching the cell phone number provided by an applicant against other government databases. If an applicant has previously provided one cell phone number to an institution such as the SA Revenue Service or the Unemployment Insurance Fund, and now tries to apply using a different number, the system will kick you out.

Address:

you must provide an address but you do not need to provide proof of address

How do I get paid R350

Applicants without bank accounts will have a choice of banks from which to get cash via an ATM or to get paid at Pick N Pay and Boxer superstore. Those without bank accounts, money will be deposited via the cash-sending functions of the major banks.

e-Wallet for First National Bank and Cash Send for Absa, require only details sent to a cell phone number to withdraw money, with no card or other identity verification required.