What ‘Bank Details Pending’ R350 Grant Application Status Means


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Now that the SASSA SRD grant is in full gear and R350 grant applications have been submitted, you might be doing a SRD grant status check. Here’s what ‘bank details pending’ means and what steps to take after.
 


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Once you’ve completed your SRD grant application and you do a SASSA grant status check, you might see ‘bank details pending’. Keep reading to find out what that means and what you need to do after.

If you’re getting a ‘Bank details pending’ as your R350 grant application status, this means that your application, or reapplication, has been received. However, you haven’t submitted bank details or preferences for how your R350 grant payment should be made.

So what do you need to do then? 

All you need to do is submit your banking details using the SASSA SRD website. Here’s how:

  1. Go to srd.sassa.gov.za
  2. Submit your ID Number.
  3. An SMS containing a secure link will be sent to the mobile phone number with which you registered during application.
  4. Click on the link in the SMS and follow the instructions carefully.

The R350 grant can be paid through a bank account, Post Office or cash send.
Once you've been approved, it's important to remember that there is no set SRD grant payment date. SASSA has said that if your application has been approved, you will receive payment for it. You do however then have to wait for an SMS notification of payment from SASSA.

SASSA has opened various ways to track your R350 grant application. They have made it possible for you to do a R350 grant status check through WhatsApp, online or even by calling them.

Sassa SRD Grant Banking Details

If you need to change your Sassa banking details - including banking details for your SRD grant we have all the details for you. As the grant is re-approved every month you need to make sure that your banking details with Sassa are correct or your grant won't be paid. The bank account must be in your own name as grants can't be paid into someone else's account. You'll find all the details in our Sassa banking details FAQ. You can also view our video on how to check your Sassa grant status.

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