If you’re a SASSA beneficiary and wondering how to collect your R370 grant at Pick n Pay, the process is simple. I’ll walk you through each step so you can receive your payment smoothly. Pick n Pay is now a reliable option for grant collection, making it easy to withdraw your funds without hassle. Follow this guide to ensure a quick and secure transaction.
How to Collect Your SASSA R370 Grant at Pick n Pay?
Before heading to Pick n Pay, ensure that:
- SASSA has approved your SRD R370 grant.
- You have received an SMS notification confirming your payment date and collection point.
- Your registered mobile number and ID are with you.
Step-by-Step Collection Process
- Wait for SASSA Confirmation: After approval, SASSA will send an SMS with details about your grant collection.
- Visit a Pick n Pay Store: Go to the specified Pick n Pay branch on the given date.
- Provide Your Details: At the cashier’s desk, present your ID and registered mobile number.
- Confirm USSD Message: A confirmation message will be sent to your phone. Approve the transaction.
- Receive Your Payment: Once confirmed, Pick n Pay will release your R370 grant.
- Sign the Receipt: Before leaving, sign the payment receipt as proof of collection.
Important: You must use the same mobile number that was registered during the grant application. If your number has changed, update it on the SASSA website before collecting your funds.
How to Set Pick n Pay as Your Payment Method?
To collect your SASSA SRD grant at Pick n Pay, you must select it as your preferred payment method. Follow these steps:
- Visit the Official SASSA Website: Go to the SASSA SRD portal.
- Access Banking Details Section: Click on ‘Change Banking Details’.
- Enter Your Information: Provide your South African ID number and registered phone number.
- Receive and Open the Link: SASSA will send a secure OTP link to your phone. Click to proceed.
- Update Your Payment Details: Follow the on-screen instructions and ensure all details are accurate.
- Choose Pick n Pay: When prompted, select ‘Pick n Pay’ as your payment method.
- Submit and Confirm: Finalize the process and wait for confirmation from SASSA.
Once updated, your future SASSA R370 payments will be available for withdrawal at Pick n Pay.
Other Methods to Collect Your SASSA Payment
Apart from Pick n Pay, beneficiaries have multiple ways to access their funds:
1. Retail Stores
You can collect your SASSA R370 grant at:
- Pick n Pay
- Boxer
- Shoprite
- Checkers
- USave
2. Cash Send Service
For those without a bank account, SASSA offers a Cash Send option. To use this:
- Provide a valid ID number.
- Ensure you have a registered cellphone number.
- Follow the instructions in the SMS from SASSA.
3. Direct Bank Deposit
This is the safest and most convenient option. If you choose this method:
- Provide your bank account details to SASSA.
- Your grant will be directly deposited into your account.
- You can withdraw it from any ATM.
FAQs
1. Can I collect my SASSA R370 grant at any Pick n Pay store?
Yes, but you must visit the specific Pick n Pay branch mentioned in your SASSA SMS notification.
2. What should I do if I didn’t receive an SMS from SASSA?
If you haven’t received an SMS, check your application status on the SASSA SRD portal or contact SASSA support.
3. Can someone else collect my SASSA grant on my behalf?
No, only the registered beneficiary can collect the grant using their ID and registered phone number.
4. How long does it take to receive the grant after changing the payment method to Pick n Pay?
It may take a few days for SASSA to process the change. You will receive an SMS once your payment method is updated.
5. What if I lost the phone number registered with SASSA?
You need to update your phone number on the SASSA website before attempting to collect your grant.
Final Thoughts
Collecting your SASSA R370 grant at Pick n Pay is an easy and secure process. By following the steps above, you can receive your funds quickly. Make sure your details are up-to-date, and always check your SMS notifications from SASSA for payment confirmation. If you face any issues, visit the SASSA website or contact their support for assistance.
