What Are The SASSA Grant Collection Points?

SASSA has announced all the SASSA grant collection points in South Africa. These points are supermarkets from where the beneficiaries can collect their grant payments. For the ease of the beneficiaries, SASSA has introduced the Cash Send option. So if you are a person who does not have a bank account to receive the payment then you can use the cash collection methods.

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has significantly enhanced the well-being and prosperity of the people, making a profound positive impact on their lives.

If you want to know the location from where you can pick up your grant cash then you need to check the list below.

SASSA Grant Collection Points

Here is the latest and updated list of SASSA grant collection points.

• Pick n Pay
• Boxer
• U-Save
• Shoprite
• Checkers
• South African Post Office (SAPO)
• ATMs

How to Collect R350 Grant at Pick n Pay and Boxer?

Here is the complete guide for the SRD beneficiaries who need to collect their R350 grant cash on Pick n Pay or Boxer.

1. First of all, you will get an SRD grant approval SMS from the SASSA that will confirm that you are now the beneficiary of the SRD grant.
2. You will also receive another SMS that will inform you about your grant collection point like Pick n Pay or Boxer.
3. Now grab your phone and ID and visit the grant pick-up location.
4. Now the shopkeeper at the grant collection store will ask you to enter your ID number and SASSA registered number to check your SRD grant balance before collecting it.
5. In response to your ID and phone number submission, you will receive a USSD code on your phone that you need to approve in order to get your payment.
6. The shopkeeper will hand over the cash payment to you once you approve the USSD code.

How to Collect R350 Payment at an ATM?

If you are using the bank method to get your payment then you can choose the ATM to collect your cash. This method is best as it saves a lot of time. If you do not have added your bank details then you need to read the guide on the change banking details and add or remove your bank account details easily.

1. Log in to your SASSA account. If you don’t have an account, you will need to create one. You can do this online through the SASSA website.
2. Ensure that your bank account details are correctly entered into your SASSA account. Double-check your account number, branch code, and account holder’s name to avoid any errors.
3. After successfully adding your bank account, you should receive a confirmation that your banking details have been updated on your SASSA account. Make sure you keep this confirmation handy.
4. SASSA payments are typically made on specific dates each month. Ensure you are aware of your payment date.
5. On the designated payment date, visit your nearest ATM. It’s a good idea to use an ATM affiliated with your bank to avoid additional withdrawal fees.
6. Insert your bank card (debit or savings card) into the ATM.
7. Enter your personal identification number (PIN) to access your bank account.
8. Look for the option to withdraw cash. It’s usually labeled as “Withdraw,” “Cash Withdrawal,” or something similar on the ATM menu.
9. Choose the amount you want to withdraw. In this case, it should be R350.
10. The ATM will ask you to confirm the transaction. Double-check the amount and confirm.
11. The ATM will dispense the requested cash. Be sure to take the money when it’s presented to you.

Most ATMs provide a receipt after a successful transaction. It’s a good practice to keep this receipt as proof of your withdrawal.

Secure Your Cash:

Safely store the cash in your wallet or purse, and make sure you don’t share your PIN or disclose sensitive information to anyone.

Collect R350 Grant at ATM Without Card

SASSA has introduced another ease for the SRD beneficiaries. Now if you do not have your SASSA card but want to withdraw your funds then this is the method to follow:

1. You need to verify your mobile phone number via the Provision of Communication-related Information Act (Rica) and Regulation of Interception of Communications verification process.
2. Now go to the ATM and use your ID number and phone number to receive an OTP.
3. Provide that OTP on the ATM and enter the amount that you want to withdraw.
4. Collect your cash without using your SASSA card and that’s it.

How to Collect R350 Grant at Shoprite?

After applying and being approved for the grant, you will receive a payment confirmation SMS from SASSA. This confirmation will also include the payment date.

On the designated payment date, visit your nearest Shoprite store. You can use the store locator on the ShopRite website to find the nearest branch.

1. Inside the ShopRite store, head to the Money Market or Customer Service desk. This is where you can inquire about and collect your grant payment.
2. When you approach the Money Market or Customer Service desk, you may be asked to provide your payment confirmation SMS from SASSA. Ensure you have the confirmation SMS and phone with you.
3. You will need to enter your ID and phone number on the device that will be available there.
4. Now you will receive a USSD code that you need to approve.
5. Now collect your cash and that’s it.

How to Collect R350 Grant at the South African Post Office (SAPO)?

1. If approved for the SRD grant, you’ll receive an SMS notification. Take this SMS and your ID to your nearest Post Office branch.
2. Inform the teller you are there to collect your R350 grant. Provide your ID and the SMS.
3. The teller will verify your details on the system and process your grant payment.
4. You can choose to receive the money in cash directly from the Post Office or have it deposited into your bank account. If opting for direct deposit, provide your account details.
5. Collect your cash if that’s the option you selected. For direct deposit, the money should be reflected in your account within 2 working days.
6. Going forward, you can collect your monthly R350 grant from any Post Office branch on the date specified in the SMS you receive. Just remember to carry your ID each time.

F.A.Q

Where do I collect my SASSA grant?

You can collect your SASSA grant at designated outlets like Pick n Pay, Boxer, Shoprite, Checkers, U-Save, South African Post Office, and ATMs. The collection point will be specified in the SMS notification you receive from SASSA upon approval.

Can I collect my R350 grant at Shoprite?

Yes, you can collect your R350 grant at any Shoprite store. Go to the Money Market or Customer Service desk and provide your ID, phone number, and confirmation SMS to collect the cash.

Can I collect my R350 without an SMS?

No, you need the confirmation SMS from SASSA specifying the payment date and collection outlet in order to collect the R350 grant. The SMS is verified at the collection point before releasing funds.

How do I collect my outstanding SRD grant?

Visit your nearest SASSA office and inquire about any outstanding or unclaimed grants. Provide your ID and other details as required to claim previously unpaid grants. SASSA will verify and process the outstanding amount for you to collect from the assigned outlet.

Conclusion

The introduction of Cash Send options provides flexibility for those without bank accounts. The key collection points include popular supermarkets such as Pick n Pay, Boxer, U-Save, Shoprite, and Checkers, as well as the South African Post Office (SAPO) and ATMs.