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Know SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for October 2025

SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for October 2025

SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for October 2025: Starting October 25th

Payment Schedule for the October 2025 SRD Grant

Estimated Date

Day

Friday, October 24, 2025

Friday

Saturday, October 25, 2025

Saturday

Monday, October 27, 2025

Monday

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Tuesday

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Wednesday

Why is the Payment Schedule?

Payments begin Friday, October 24th, and continue through the final business week, ending October 31st. There will be payments processed over the weekend (only 25th); they resume Monday the 2th.

Choose Your Collection Method:

Make sure your October application is approved before collecting payment. Check your status at srd.sassa.gov.za. Only "approved" applications qualify for payment.

SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for October 2025

SASSA SRD Grant Payment Dates for October 2025


Bank Account
Funds are paid directly into your account on your scheduled date—fast and secure.
Cash SendYou’ll get an SMS with a voucher code. Use it with your ID at retailers like Pick n Pay, Boxer, Shoprite, Checkers, or Usave.SoSAPO Card
Your grant is loaded onto your Post Office card and available from your payment date

3. Watch out for Scams

SASSA won’t charge fees or call for your banking details or PIN. Stick to official channels for updates.

How to Get the Official Confirmation from SASSA

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Disclaimer: This schedule is an estimate for planning only. Final payment dates are set by SASSA and may change.

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