How To Check Your R370 Sassa Status For August 2024


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The SRD Grant is a lifeline for approximately 9 million South Africans every month. If you submitted an SRD grant application, you will need to run a Sassa status check for your R370 Sassa grant.


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The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) provides the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant, also known as the R370 grant. The R370 Sassa provides temporary financial assistance to unemployed South African citizens between the ages of 18 and 59.

How To Check Your R370 Grant Application Status

  1. Go to the Sassa SRD website
  2. Click on the 'click here to proceed' button under the option that applies to you
  3. Click on the 'click here to check online' button under ' Application Status'
  4. Enter your ID number
  5. Enter your phone number
  6. Click on the 'submit' button
  7. You should then be able to view your Sassa status

Who qualifies for the SRD Grant?

Only approved applicants will receive a payment. Sassa conducts thorough verification checks to ensure eligibility for the unemployment grant. Here's what they look at:

  • ID verification: Department of Home Affairs confirms your residency status.
  • Financial assessment: Your ID number is cross-checked with SARS, UIF, and NSFAS databases to assess your financial situation and ensure you're not receiving other government aid.
  • Fraud risk scoring: Both your ID number and mobile number are assessed to minimize fraud.

Sassa SRD Verification

Sassa has introduced a new verification process for R370 Sassa grant recipients. Sassa's verification system involves randomly selecting applicants for additional checks.

These individuals receive two SMS messages, with the second containing a link for facial recognition verification. The link remains valid for only 72 hours, raising concerns for those without immediate access to smartphones or internet connectivity.

Failure to complete the verification process within the 72-hour window results in the suspension of the grant.

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The SRD Grant is a lifeline for approximately 9 million South Africans every month. Here's a guide on how to apply for the Sassa SRD grant.


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