How to change SASSA SRD grant banking details

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant recipients must know that they can change their grant banking details very easily.

Beneficiaries can change their banking detail on Sassa's website, and beneficiaries can change from receiving their grant at the Post Office to receiving their using their bank account.

Recipients can also change from using a different bank account.

You can visit this URL link: www.srd.sassa.gov.za

Steps to change your SASSA SRD Grant Banking details.

The following are the 5 simple steps to change SASSA SRD Grant Banking details

You have to go to Sassa's website and then scroll down till you reach where you can where change banking details.
Your identification numbers will be required.
After you type in and send your identification numbers, SASSA will send you an SMS to those numbers you first used in registration.
That SMS will have a link, click that link to change your banking details.
Note that SASSA will not pay the bank account with information that does not correspond with the application of the beneficiary.

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