Here we are going to discuss Steps on how to Withdraw SASSA R350 SRD Grant from ATM or Supermarket in South Africa for selected applicants. Are you among applicants selected for 2022/2023 The Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant), we have good news for you. Read this article carefully!
Are you aware that Post Office (2) no longer pays out The Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant), see steps to on how Withdraw SASSA R350 SRD Grant from ATM or Supermarket in South Africa.
In a nut shell, The Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant) is meant for South African Citizens, Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Special Permit Holders who are between the ages of 18 and 60 years, who have insufficient means, who do not receive social grants on behalf of herself/ himself or who are not contributing to or eligible for UIF payment, and have no financial support from any other source.
How to Withdraw SASSA R350 SRD Grant from ATM or Supermarket in South Africa
OfficialSASSA has advised beneficiaries who usually withdraw their grant at a South African PostofficeSa (Sapo) branch to consider withdrawing their grant at a supermarket or ATM this month.
Read: Sassa Special Covid-19 SRD Grant May, 2022 Payment/Disbursement Dates at Post Office
According to them, Post Office (2) no longer pays out srd grants. You now have to:
- Re-apply for your grant on the SASSA website https://srd.sassa.gov.za
- Choose the Merchant Option to receive your grant at any of these retailers:
- PicknPay
- Shoprite
- Boxer or Checkers
- USave
- No fee payable on withdrawals
- ID and phone is required
There is no transaction fee on the payout, and it is super convenient.
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