Attention BISP Beneficiaries: Bank Payment for 15 Clusters Starts Now!

Attention BISP Beneficiaries Bank Payment for 15 Clusters Starts Now!

The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) is expediting financial aid distribution through the BISP 10500 Payment Scheme. This year, 15 designated banks across various regions will streamline the process for eligible beneficiaries.

Key Points:

Eligibility: Review the criteria outlined in the article, including poverty score, residency status, and income level.
Find Your Cluster Bank: Locate your designated bank within the 15 clusters listed. This will determine the branch you visit for your BISP payment.
Required Documents: Ensure you have your CNIC (ID card), proof of residency, income verification (if applicable), completed NSER form (if available), and passport-sized photos.

Take Advantage of This Opportunity!

The BISP 10500 Payment Scheme offers crucial financial support to low-income families in Pakistan. Don't miss out on this chance to receive government assistance.

What You'll Find in This Article:

Eligibility Criteria: A clear breakdown of the requirements for receiving BISP payments.
Required Documents: A comprehensive list of documents needed for registration and verification.
Detailed Cluster Information: A breakdown of each cluster, including its designated bank and region.
FAQs: Answers to frequently asked questions to address any concerns you may have.

BISP 10500 Payment: Designated Banks by Cluster

The BISP 10500 Payment Scheme has divided Pakistan into 15 clusters, each with a designated bank for easier access to financial aid. Find your cluster below to determine the bank you should visit for your BISP payment:

Cluster Number	Region	Designated Bank
1	Islamabad	National Bank of Pakistan
2	Punjab	Habib Bank Limited
3	Sindh	United Bank Limited
4	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	Allied Bank
5	Balochistan	Bank Alfalah
6	Gilgit-Baltistan	Bank of Punjab
7	Azad Jammu & Kashmir	MCB Bank
8	Faisalabad	National Bank of Pakistan
9	Multan	Habib Bank Limited
10	Peshawar	United Bank Limited
11	Quetta	Allied Bank
12	Hyderabad	Bank Alfalah
13	Sialkot	Bank of Punjab
14	Gujranwala	MCB Bank
15	Sargodha	National Bank of Pakistan

Detailed Cluster Information:

The 15 BISP 10500 Payment Scheme clusters aim to streamline financial aid distribution across Pakistan. Here's a breakdown of each cluster and its designated bank:

Islamabad (Cluster 1): Residents of the capital city can conveniently visit designated branches of the National Bank of Pakistan to collect their BISP payments.
Punjab (Cluster 2): This cluster encompasses the entire province of Punjab, including major cities and rural areas. Beneficiaries can visit designated Habib Bank Limited branches for their BISP payments.
Sindh (Cluster 3): United Bank Limited serves the entire Sindh region, ensuring widespread access to BISP payments in both urban and rural areas.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Cluster 4): Residents of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa can access their BISP payments conveniently through designated Allied Bank branches throughout the province.
Balochistan (Cluster 5): Bank Alfalah caters to the entire Balochistan region, providing financial services to beneficiaries in both urban centers and remote areas for BISP payment collection.

Gilgit-Baltistan (Cluster 6): Residents of Gilgit-Baltistan can collect their BISP payments from designated branches of the Bank of Punjab.
Azad Jammu & Kashmir (Cluster 7): MCB Bank supports the entire Azad Jammu & Kashmir region, ensuring financial aid reaches all eligible beneficiaries through their designated branches.
Faisalabad (Cluster 8): Residents of Faisalabad can collect their BISP payments from designated National Bank of Pakistan branches within the city.
Multan (Cluster 9): Beneficiaries in Multan can access their BISP payments conveniently through designated Habib Bank Limited branches.
Peshawar (Cluster 10): United Bank Limited provides services for BISP beneficiaries in Peshawar, streamlining the payment process within the city.

Quetta (Cluster 11): Residents of Quetta can access their BISP payments through designated Allied Bank branches, streamlining the distribution process within the city.
Hyderabad (Cluster 12): Bank Alfalah caters to the needs of BISP beneficiaries in Hyderabad, providing easy access to financial aid through designated branches.
Sialkot (Cluster 13): The Bank of Punjab serves the Sialkot region, ensuring that beneficiaries receive their payments on time through designated branches.
Gujranwala (Cluster 14): MCB Bank facilitates the distribution of BISP payments in Gujranwala, supporting both urban and rural residents through designated branches.
Sargodha (Cluster 15): Sargodha residents can access their BISP payments conveniently through designated National Bank of Pakistan branches within the city.

For a complete list of branches and any updates on specific locations within these clusters, please visit the official BISP website: https://bisp.gov.pk/

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about BISP 10500 Payment Scheme

We understand you might have questions about the BISP 10500 Payment Scheme. Here are some frequently asked questions and answers to help you:

Q: How can I check if I am eligible for the BISP 10500 payment?

A: The article outlines the eligibility criteria, including poverty score, residency status, and income level. You can also visit the BISP website (https://bisp.gov.pk/) for an eligibility check tool.

Q: When will I receive my BISP 10500 payment?

A: The payment distribution for the BISP 10500 scheme began on July 1, 2024. However, the exact date you receive your payment might depend on your specific cluster and bank.

Q: Is there a deadline to withdraw my BISP 10500 payment?

A: Yes, there is typically a deadline to withdraw your BISP payment. The exact date may vary, but according to recent news reports, the deadline for July's BISP payments is July 15, 2024. Be sure to check the official BISP website or the article for any updates on withdrawal deadlines.

Q: What happens if I don't withdraw my BISP 10500 payment by the deadline?

A: In some cases, uncollected payments might be returned to BISP. It's best to contact BISP directly for clarification on the policy regarding unclaimed payments. The BISP website (https://bisp.gov.pk/) has contact information.

Q: I can't find my cluster or designated bank on this list. What should I do?

A: While this article provides a comprehensive list, there's a chance there might be updates or changes. It's recommended to visit the BISP website (https://bisp.gov.pk/) or call their helpline for the most recent information on clusters and designated banks.

We hope this FAQ section clarifies any initial questions you might have. Remember, for a more comprehensive understanding of the BISP 10500 Payment Scheme.