The government has introduced new updates in the Benazir Kafalat Program, according to the reports on Wednesday.
This step is expected to make financial support easier than before and make it more transparent for low-income families across Pakistan.
Under the latest change, the Rs19,500 instalment of the program can now be checked more easily through digital systems, according to the reports. Officials said that this step will reduce delays, confusion, and fraud in payment distribution.
The BISP 8171 system has been upgraded. It will now help people to verify their details quickly.
Beneficiaries can enter their CNIC number on the official portal or send it by SMS to 8171. This makes the system easier to use. This is especially for those people who live in remote areas.
Officials said families can now check their Rs19,500 instalment status without visiting any office.
The BISP eligibility check process has also been made simpler. Users only need their CNIC and a captcha code on the 8171 portal for it. The result will also appear instantly. This has reduced long lines at BISP offices.
Authorities said the BISP 8171 system is the only official platform for checking details of the Benazir Kafalat Program. They have warned the people not to trust fake messages or unofficial numbers.
The program continues to provide financial help to millions of families in Pakistan. With the updated Rs19,500 instalment system. The government hopes to support people better during rising inflation.
Officials also said the system will continue to improve in the future. They said the Benazir Kafalat Program will become more efficient and transparent.
Citizens have been advised to only use the official BISP 8171 system for correct information.
Sindh launches new cash assistance program
The Sindh government has approved a significant expansion of its social protection initiatives. It is expected to strengthen support for vulnerable groups across the province.
Under the Social Protection Program, it has been decided to provide Rs 3,000 quarterly to children from birth up to five years of age.
