How to change SRD payment method to Cash Send 2024

Here’s how you can change your SRD payment method to Cash Send:

Online:

1. Visit the SASSA SRD website: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/
2. Choose your ID type (South African Citizen, Refugee, Permit Holder)
3. Scroll down to the “Banking Details Update” section and click on “Apply for change or change method for SASSA R350 grant payment.”
4. Verify your identity using your ID number and phone number (an SMS with a verification code will be sent to you).
5. On the secure link, select “Cash Send” as your new payment method and follow the instructions to complete the change.
6. Choose your preferred Cash Send service provider: Shoprite Money Market Account, PEP, or Pick n Pay. Each provider may have additional requirements for opening an account, so be sure to check their individual websites or visit a branch for details.

At a SASSA Local Office:

1. Visit your nearest SASSA local office with the following documents:
   • Original and certified copy of your South African ID document.
   • Proof of residence (e.g., utility bill, lease agreement).
   • Proof of bank account closure (if applicable).
   • Completed SRD Payment Method Change form (download it from the SASSA website or collect it at the office).
2. Inform the staff member that you want to change your payment method to Cash Send and choose your preferred service provider.
3. They will assist you with completing the form and submitting your request.

Important Tips:

• Make sure you understand the terms and conditions of your chosen Cash Send service provider before switching.
• Be aware of any charges that may apply for using Cash Send services.
• Keep your contact information updated with SASSA to receive notifications about your grant and any changes to the process.
• Remember to update your chosen Cash Send service provider with your latest contact details as well.

Additional Information:

• Processing time: Changing your payment method can take up to 7-10 business days, so plan accordingly.
• Past payments: Any approved applications before the change will still be sent to your previous payment method.
• Official sources: Always use official SASSA channels for communication and updates. Never share your personal information with anyone posing as SASSA representatives.

I hope this information helps you switch your SRD payment method to Cash Send!