The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) provides multiple ways for beneficiaries to check the status of their grant applications and payments. Whether you’re waiting for approval, confirming payment dates, or checking for delays, several methods are available, ranging from online portals to mobile apps and even USSD codes.
🔄 Note: Prefer using apps to check your status? Here’s how to use GovChat, WhatsApp & Moya App to track SASSA status.
Below, we explore all the ways you can track your SASSA status and how to use each method effectively.
This platform provides a hassle-free way to verify your application status online. To access this service:
The official SASSA website provides a secure way to check your application or payment status. Follow these steps:
If you experience issues, ensure your details match those on your SASSA application.
If you received an AppID during your application, you can use it to track your grant status:
Moya App is a data-free mobile application that allows SASSA beneficiaries to check their status without using mobile data. To use it:
SASSA allows you to check your status using WhatsApp for quick and easy updates. Simply:
For those who prefer checking via cellphone, SASSA provides a USSD code service:
If your grant has been approved and you’re expecting payment, you can check your balance through your bank’s mobile app, ATM, or USSD codes:
You can also check your balance by using Internet banking or ATM services.
The SASSA SRD app provides another convenient way to track your grant:
If your SASSA grant is sent to an eWallet service (such as FNB eWallet, Nedbank MobiMoney, or ABSA CashSend), you can check your balance via USSD:
If you’re unable to check your SASSA status through digital methods, you can contact SASSA’s call center:
GovChat is an official government communication platform where you can check your SASSA status. The method includes:
Each of these methods provides a secure way to track your SASSA grant status, ensuring that you stay updated on payments and application progress. If one method doesn’t work, try another, or reach out to SASSA directly for assistance.