BISP Digital Payments via EasyPaisa and JazzCash 2025 – Direct Transfers for Beneficiaries
The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) has taken another big step towards modernizing welfare payments in Pakistan. The government has officially announced the launch of BISP digital payments via EasyPaisa and JazzCash, starting in 2025. This move aims to make the process of receiving financial aid easier, faster, and more transparent for millions of low-income families across the country.
Introduction to BISP Digital Payment System 2025
The Benazir Income Support Programme is one of Pakistan’s largest social protection initiatives, designed to support poor families with monthly cash assistance. In previous years, payments were made through designated bank counters or biometric centers. However, these traditional methods often caused long queues, delays, and difficulties for women in remote areas.
To solve these challenges, BISP has now decided to collaborate with two of Pakistan’s largest mobile banking platforms — EasyPaisa and JazzCash — to introduce digital payments for direct transfer. With this new system, beneficiaries will be able to receive their money directly in their mobile wallets without the need to visit payment centers.
How BISP Digital Payments Will Work
The new system will operate through digital mobile accounts. Beneficiaries registered under the BISP program will be able to link their CNIC numbers with EasyPaisa or JazzCash accounts. Once approved, their quarterly or monthly payments will be automatically transferred to their digital wallets.
This method will not only eliminate middlemen but also ensure that women — the primary recipients of BISP support — can easily access their funds securely from their mobile phones. They can withdraw money from nearby mobile shops, use it for utility bill payments, or make small purchases digitally.
Benefits of BISP Digital Payment Through EasyPaisa and JazzCash
Faster Payment Access – Beneficiaries will receive funds directly into their accounts without waiting in long lines.
Reduced Corruption and Middlemen – Digital transfers minimize the chances of money being misused or deducted unfairly.
Better Security – Payments made through mobile banking are encrypted and trackable, ensuring complete transparency.
Women Empowerment – Women in rural areas will gain financial independence by using mobile wallets.
24/7 Accessibility – With EasyPaisa and JazzCash, users can access their funds at any time, from any location in Pakistan.
Eligibility and Registration for Digital Payments
Existing BISP beneficiaries do not need to re-register for the new system. The government has announced that CNIC-based verification will automatically link eligible women to the digital payment network. However, those who have not yet registered with BISP are advised to visit their nearest BISP Tehsil Office or check their eligibility through the 8171 web portal.
Once verified, beneficiaries will be guided to connect their mobile number and CNIC with a preferred digital wallet — either EasyPaisa or JazzCash.
Important Note for Beneficiaries
You must have a valid CNIC registered in your name.
Your mobile SIM should be verified under the same CNIC.
Ensure your EasyPaisa or JazzCash account is active and verified.
Payments will only be released to accounts that match your BISP registration details.
Government’s Vision for a Digital Pakistan
According to BISP officials, this step is part of the government’s broader initiative to digitize Pakistan’s economy and promote financial inclusion. By integrating social welfare with mobile banking, millions of women and families who were previously excluded from formal banking systems will now become part of the digital financial network.
This will not only simplify payment distribution but also encourage citizens to adopt safe digital transaction practices. It’s a major move towards creating a more efficient, corruption-free, and transparent welfare system in Pakistan.
Conclusion
The BISP digital payment system via EasyPaisa and JazzCash marks a major milestone in the government’s efforts to modernize financial support for the underprivileged. With the 2025 rollout, beneficiaries will now enjoy quick, easy, and direct access to their payments — right at their fingertips.
This initiative truly reflects the government’s commitment to empowering women, reducing poverty, and moving Pakistan towards a digitally connected future.
