The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) has launched its June 2025 payment phase, and it comes as a major relief for thousands of low-income families across Pakistan. This time, eligible women will receive Rs. 13,500 under the latest installment, which is now being distributed in a few selected districts.
The payment is part of the government’s effort to support those who are struggling due to rising inflation and economic challenges. This financial help is offered under the Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) category, meaning eligible beneficiaries receive money without needing to fulfill any additional conditions.
Districts Where Payments Have Officially Started
As of early June, BISP has confirmed that the Rs. 13,500 payment has started in a few specific districts. If you live in one of the following areas and are already registered, you may be able to collect your money:
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Jhone
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Larkana
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Shikarpur
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Barkhan
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Musakhel
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Sherani
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Dera Ismail Khan
These areas were selected as part of the first rollout phase. More districts will be added in the coming days, and BISP will inform beneficiaries through SMS when it’s their turn. So, if your district is not listed yet, don’t worry—it could be next.
How to Collect Your Rs. 13,500 BISP Payment
Getting the payment is simple, but there are a few important things to know. The process uses biometric verification, which means your identity will be confirmed through a fingerprint scan. This helps to prevent fraud and ensure the money goes to the right person.
Here’s how you can collect your payment:
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Visit an authorized BISP retailer or payment center in your area.
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Bring your original CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card).
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Make sure you have access to the mobile number used during your BISP registration.
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You will be asked to provide your fingerprint for biometric verification.
If everything checks out, the payment of Rs. 13,500 will be handed over to you on the spot. Make sure not to visit any unregistered shop or person claiming to be a BISP representative. Only official centers have the right to give out payments.
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How to Check If Your Payment is Ready
Want to know if your payment is available? BISP makes it easy with two simple methods:
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SMS Method:
Just send your CNIC number to 8171. If you’re eligible, you’ll receive a reply confirming your payment status. -
Online Method:
Visit the official 8171 BISP portal. Enter your CNIC and the security code shown on the page. You’ll be able to check your payment status, district confirmation, and history of past payments.
This saves you the trouble of visiting the center without knowing if your money is ready.
Important Reminders for Beneficiaries
If you’re one of the many women registered under BISP, here are a few things you should always remember:
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Don’t pay any fee to receive your payment. BISP services are free.
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Always go to authorized centers only. Do not trust random agents or shops.
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If your fingerprint scan fails, go to NADRA to update your biometric details.
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Keep your mobile SIM card active to receive updates and SMS from 8171.
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Report fraud or illegal deductions by calling the BISP helpline at 0800-26477.
What If Your District Isn’t Included Yet?
If you didn’t see your district in the list above, don’t panic. BISP is rolling out payments in phases. That means each district will get its turn. You’ll receive an official SMS from 8171 when your area is included, so keep your mobile phone turned on and with you at all times.
Conclusion
The Rs. 13,500 BISP June 2025 installment has begun in selected districts, providing much-needed financial support to thousands of women across Pakistan. If you’re registered and live in a confirmed area, make sure your documents are ready and visit an official center to collect your amount. BISP continues to expand the rollout, so stay updated and always use the official channels for help and information.
