SASSA August 2025 Payment Dates Are Out Millions of South Africans rely on SASSA grants to cover essentials like food, transport, healthcare, and school supplies.
As August approaches, SASSA has confirmed the official payment dates. Beneficiaries can now prepare with accurate information about payout times, grant amounts, and withdrawal options.
August 2025 SASSA Payment Schedule
SASSA pays grants on staggered dates to prevent long queues and system delays.
Here are the confirmed payment dates:
Older Persons (including 75+): Tuesday, 5 August 2025
Disability Grants: Wednesday, 6 August 2025
Child Support, Foster Care & Care Dependency Grants: Thursday, 7 August 2025
If you receive more than one grant, your payments may reflect on different days. That’s normal — your money remains secure.
SASSA Grant Amounts for August
There’s no change in the grant values this month.
Here’s what you’ll receive:
Old Age (60–74), Disability, Care Dependency: R2,315
Old Age (75+), War Veterans: R2,335
Foster Child Grant: R1,250
Child Support Grant: R560
SRD Grant: R370
These are full amounts. No deductions apply when using official SASSA withdrawal channels.
How to Collect Your SASSA Grant
You can choose how and where to collect your payment.
Bank Deposit
Funds go directly to your bank account.
You can withdraw from any ATM or use the money digitally.
Retail Stores
Use your SASSA card at stores like:
- Shoprite
- Boxer
- Checkers
- Pick n Pay
These outlets are approved and charge no withdrawal fees.
Cash Pay Points
For those in rural areas, SASSA provides mobile cash pay services.
Bring your ID and SASSA card for verification.
What to Do Before Payment Day
Take a few steps to avoid issues:
- Confirm your banking details on the SASSA portal.
- Check that your SASSA card has not expired.
- Update your contact information if needed.
- Follow SASSA’s website or social media for updates.
Missed Your Payment Day?
Don’t panic if you miss your assigned date.
Your funds stay in your account or on your card until you’re ready to collect.
If payment doesn’t show, check your balance via ATM or mobile app.
Still nothing? Contact SASSA or visit a local office.
Stay Safe When Collecting
Here’s how to protect yourself:
- Avoid peak hours.
- Keep your card and ID secure.
- Never share your PIN.
- Use trusted, official collection points.
Why SASSA Uses a Staggered Schedule
This system reduces congestion, helps retailers manage crowds, and improves safety.
Elderly and disabled recipients get paid first, avoiding long waits.
Final Advice
Plan ahead. Stay informed. Don’t rush.
Your SASSA grant will be ready — whether you use a bank, store, or mobile pay point.
For help or updates, visit the official SASSA website or your nearest office.