The wait is finally over! The second phase of BISP 8171 payments is officially starting tomorrow, and it’s great news for thousands of families across 77 districts. Whether you’re already part of the program or newly added, this article will walk you through everything you need to know—from where to go, what documents to bring, and which women are eligible to receive payments in this phase.
Let’s break down the whole process in simple terms so you don’t miss out on your rightful payment.
How to Receive BISP Payments in the Second Phase
As soon as the payment process starts, you need to head to your nearest BISP campsite. But don’t just rush in unprepared. Here’s what you need:
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Your original CNIC (ID card)
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Your active mobile number registered in your name
The campsite could be set up at a local government school or BISP tehsil office. You’ll find two BISP staff members at the help desk who will first check your eligibility.
After verification, you’ll receive a token and wait for your turn. When called, you’ll undergo biometric verification and collect your payment from a bank representative on-site.
Why You Need to Get Re-Screened Before Leaving
Once you’ve got your payment, don’t be in a hurry to leave. One more step remains!
Before exiting, the same BISP staff will double-check if the full amount was paid to you. If any deduction is found, strict action will be taken against the responsible bank staff, and your money will be returned to you.
Must-Follow Instructions to Avoid Delays
To make sure the process goes smoothly, keep these points in mind:
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Always bring your original CNIC—photocopies or expired cards won’t work.
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Visit the camp between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM to ensure you’re processed the same day.
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If you get a token but don’t receive your money on the same day, don’t panic. You can return the next day with the same token.
Who Is Eligible for the 2nd Phase Payment?
Not everyone is getting paid in this phase, so here’s the breakdown of which three types of women can collect their payment starting tomorrow:
1. Regular Beneficiaries
These are women who are already receiving money through BISP regularly.
2. Recently Surveyed with PMT Over 32
Women who have recently completed their NSER survey and now qualify based on their poverty score (PMT) being over 32.
3. Missed Payment from January 2025
Women who received a payment confirmation SMS in January but couldn’t collect the funds—now they can finally receive it in this round.
If you fall under one of these categories, you’re eligible—get ready with your documents!
What About the Remaining Districts?
If your district isn’t included in this phase, don’t worry. The third phase will cover the rest. According to BISP, the final announcement for the remaining areas will be made on Monday, May 5.
So hang tight—your turn is coming soon!
Tips to Make Your BISP Payment Experience Easier
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Go early in the morning to avoid long lines.
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Double-check your ID—make sure it’s valid and not damaged.
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Stay calm—even if the line is long, everyone will be served.
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If your name isn’t on the list, don’t panic. Visit your nearest BISP office for clarification.
Also Read: 8171 BISP May 2025 Payment Update – Check Your CNIC Online
Avoid Scams – Be Alert
There are always some people trying to take advantage of others during government payment phases. Protect yourself:
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Never share your CNIC number or SMS code with strangers.
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BISP does not charge any fee—the process is completely free.
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If anyone asks for money or tries to cut in line, report them immediately to the BISP help desk at the camp.
What to Do If You Face Issues
Even with all precautions, things can sometimes go wrong. If you:
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Don’t find your name on the list
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Can’t get verified through biometrics
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Face any form of deduction
Then immediately contact the camp supervisor or call the BISP helpline for support. Make sure to report any suspicious behavior or unfair practices.
Conclusion
The second phase of BISP 8171 payments is a big relief for many families in need. With clear instructions, proper documents, and a bit of patience, the process is simple and efficient. Make sure to arrive on time, follow the verification steps, and collect your full payment. If you’re not part of this phase, stay updated—your turn is just around the corner.
FAQs
1. What should I bring to collect my BISP payment?
Bring your original CNIC and a registered mobile number. These are required for identity and biometric verification.
2. Can someone else collect the payment on my behalf?
No. Only the beneficiary can collect the payment through biometric verification.
3. What if I miss my payment due to a personal emergency?
Don’t worry. If you have a token, you can come back the next day with the same token to receive your payment.
4. How can I confirm if I am eligible for the second phase?
Eligible women will receive an SMS from BISP or can check at the campsite help desk.
5. What happens if there’s a deduction in my payment?
Report it immediately. The deducted amount will be refunded, and the responsible party will face action.