If you're a beneficiary of your R370 SRD Social Reduction of Distress grant, there are many techniques to suit your needs to collect your grant payment.

Here is how to change your payment technique from retail to bank account.

Modify Sassa Payment Approach

The South African Social Safety Agency (Sassa) distributes the R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant to numerous unemployed South Africans who're in want of financial help.

SRD Change Payment Method

Once an applicant continues to be accepted for your R370 grant they will be able to use various techniques to collect their grant which include amassing their payment from the subsequent retail merchants:

Checkers
Usave
Shoprite
Select ‘n Pay out
Boxer


SRD Payment Method

Sassa is unable to pay your SRD grant into another person's checking account, this is to make certain the grant payment goes to the right person and in order to avoid fraudulent activities.

There's also no set payment day for grant payments using a banking account even so, Sassa has promised beneficiaries who have chosen this payment method that they're going to get their funds.

SRD Payment Method more info Change

On the other hand, Sassa has encouraged beneficiaries of this grant to use their bank account to obtain their R370 grant payment since it is apparently essentially the most convenient.

It is because beneficiaries who use their banking account for grant payments can access their money at any time from any ATM.

Beneficiaries who want to change their payment method to their bank account should do the following: