What to do If you have received an SMS from SASSA to upload your banking details but no money has been received ?


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Answer

Once SASSA have obtained your banking details SASSA should be able to pay you either through your bank account if you have one or through a cash transfer option.

There are a few possible reasons why this may have occurred. These reasons may include:

  • Your application is still being processed: It is possible that SASSA is still processing your application, and it may take some time for the funds to be disbursed to your account.
  • Incorrect or incomplete banking details: If you have provided incorrect or incomplete banking details when you uploaded them to SASSA, it may result in delays or complications in the payment process. Double-check that the information you provided is correct and up-to-date.
  • Technical issues: There may be technical issues on the side of SASSA or your bank, which could result in a delay in the payment process.

If you have checked your banking details and ensured that they are correct and complete, and the funds have still not been received after a reasonable amount of time, you can contact SASSA for assistance. You can contact the SASSA Call Centre on 0800 60 10 11 or visit your nearest SASSA office for further assistance. They will be able to assist you in resolving any issues or concerns that you may have.

 

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