BISP June 2025 Payment Update: How to Claim Rs 13,500 & Missed Installments

The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) has announced a major payment release starting this Monday, allowing eligible women to collect both missed installments and the new Rs. 13,500 disbursement simultaneously.

Key Details for Beneficiaries

Who Can Collect?

• Women who missed previous BISP payments
• Beneficiaries eligible for educational stipends (Waseela-e-Taleem)
• Those qualified for the new Rs. 13,500 installment

Where to Collect?
Payments are available at:

• HBL Konnect shops
• Bank of Punjab agents
• JazzCash agents (select districts)

Each center will have a BISP representative to:

• Verify eligibility and payment amounts
• Resolve issues like underpayment or biometric errors

Payment Breakdown Example

A beneficiary could receive:

• Missed installment: Rs. 9,000 (varies by region)
• Educational stipend: Rs. 2,000 (if applicable)
• New BISP installment: Rs. 13,500
  Total possible amount: Rs. 24,500

Required Documents

• Original CNIC
• Registered mobile number (for verification)
• Previous payment slips (if available)

Troubleshooting Payment Issues

If you face:

• Underpayment
• Eligibility errors
• Biometric failures

Take these steps:

• Report immediately to the on-site BISP representative.
• File a formal complaint at the payment center.
• Visit the nearest BISP Tehsil Office if unresolved.

FAQs

Q: Can I collect missed and new payments together?
➡ “Yes, all pending and current amounts will be disbursed at once.”

Q: What if I receive less than expected?
➡ “Notify the BISP representative immediately for correction.”

Q: Is the educational stipend still available?
➡ “Yes, if your child is enrolled in Waseela-e-Taleem and meets attendance requirements.”

Q: Do I need to re-register?
➡ “No, existing beneficiaries remain eligible without re-registration.”

Final Instructions

• Visit authorized shops from Monday onward.
• Keep documents ready to avoid delays.
• Report discrepancies on the spot for swift resolution.

“This consolidated payment initiative aims to clear backlogs while ensuring timely support for vulnerable families,” a BISP spokesperson stated.