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New Simplified Payment Method Introduced for Benazir Income Support Program

October 22, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) has unveiled a new and simplified payment method aimed at enhancing the disbursement process for beneficiaries. This initiative, announced on October 22, 2026, ensures that recipients will no longer face deductions from their payments.

According to Dr. Ismat Nawaz, the Additional Secretary of BISP, the funds will continue to be distributed through authorized agents of relevant banks, streamlining the process for beneficiaries. This change is expected to alleviate previous concerns regarding payment deductions, making financial assistance more accessible to those in need.

The introduction of this new payment method signifies a significant step towards improving the efficiency of social welfare programs in Pakistan. It aims to bolster the economic stability of low-income families, thereby contributing to poverty alleviation efforts across the nation.

Looking ahead, BISP officials are set to monitor the implementation of this new system closely, with plans for further enhancements based on feedback from beneficiaries. The government is committed to ensuring that financial support reaches those who require it most, reinforcing its dedication to social welfare.

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