SASSA R2,090 Deposit Dates For September 2025: Status And Eligibility Guide

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South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has officially confirmed the deposit dates with the amount of R2,090 for September 2025. These payments are to be distributed amongst thousands of social grant recipients who really depend on this monthly financial support for their essential needs. Beneficiaries are encouraged to check their status, eligibility, and payment method well ahead of time so that they are not inconvenienced with any delays. 

Who Are Eligible for this R2,090 Payment?

Only specific categories of beneficiaries are eligible depending on the grant type that they receive, confirmed for a deposit of R2,090. These include:

  • Older Persons Grant beneficiaries who meet the required age criteria.
  • Disability Grant recipients with approved medical conditions.
  • Other qualifying individuals as prescribed under social assistance programs of SASSA.
  • Applicants must be South African citizens, permanent residents, or registered refugees residing in the territory.

September 2025 Payment Schedule

To guarantee seamless processing, SASSA has issued the official payment schedule:

  • Older Persons Grant – Payments starting 3 September 2025.
  • Disability Grant – Payments starting 4 September 2025.
  • Children’s Grants and others – Payments starting 5 September 2025.

Once funds have been deposited, they are available within the beneficiary’s account, so immediate withdrawal is not necessary.

How to Check Your Payment Status

Beneficiaries are highly encouraged to confirm their grant status before the payment date. Status can be checked via:

  • SASSA online portal – Log in with ID number.
  • USSD code (1203210#) – Quick balance and status check through your mobile.
  • SASSA call centre – Toll free line 0800 60 10 11.
  • In-person visit – Visiting the closest SASSA office or at the pay point.

Options for Payment Collection

Several payment collection options are available to ensure money reaches the beneficiaries safely:

  • Direct deposits into the bank accounts of beneficiaries.
  • Postbank cards to provide ATM withdrawals.
  • Cash collections at authorized pay points.
  • Payments via retail partners including approved supermarkets.
  • Beneficiaries should keep their banking details updated to avoid late payments.

Also Read: Good News For Pensioners: SASSA Old Age Grants Back On Track This September

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