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September SASSA Payout Alert: Who Qualifies for the R3,070 Grant?

September SASSA Payout Alert: The expense of living continues to rise. Many disadvantaged families are awaiting immediate assistance. SASSA may provide eligible citizens a special combined payout of up to R3,070 in September. In this article, we are going to talk about the R3,070 Payment, Payment Date, who will receive full payment, and also how to check the payment.

About: R3,070 Payment

R3,070 is not a regular monthly grant. Instead, people who qualify for several SASSA grants or have overdue amounts will receive a combined payment. It combines your usual grants for Older Persons, Disability, Care Dependency, War Veterans, Foster Children, and Child Support. Furthermore, further assistance, such as grants or back payments.


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Is Your Name on the List? R3,070 SASSA Grant Hits in September!

R3,070 SASSA Grant Payment Date

The payment schedule is critical for recipients who rely on this support. According to SASSA, September’s grant disbursement begins early in the month to ensure that beneficiaries receive funds without delays.

  • Older Persons Grant: Starts from 3rd September

  • Disability Grant: Starts from 4th September

  • Child Support Grant and all other grants: From 5th September onwards

Payments will reflect directly into bank accounts, while those who prefer cash payments can collect from retail partners like Shoprite, Boxer, Pick n Pay, and USave outlets.

Grant Type Payment Date in September
Older Persons Grant 03-Sep
Disability Grant 04-Sep
Child Support / Foster / Care Dependency 05-Sep
Other Social Grants From 6 September
SRD R350 Grant 10–16 September
Rejected Appeals From 17 September
Backlog or Bonus Payouts From 20 September

Who Could Receive the Full Payment?

Individuals normally receive the maximum payout of R3,070 in September. Who are eligible for numerous overlapping awards or have backlogged reimbursements. Following is the list who are going to receive the full payment:

  • Older adults (60+) can combine their regular grant with Grant-in-Aid.
  • Primary caretakers, such as grandparents with children or foster children.
  • Disabled people who care for children or receive additional allowances
  • Foster care households receive additional money.
  • Beneficiaries combining Child Support, Care Dependency, and other grants

How to Check Payment

Following are the three ways to check the payment:

You can Check Online:

  • Visit: https://srd.sassa.gov.za.
  • Enter your South African identification number and registered cellphone number.
  • View your current status and payment information.

You can also Check through USSD or SMS:

  • Dial *134*7737# and follow the prompts.
  • Alternatively, if SMS is enabled on your number, you can check for updates.

You can also Call or Visit to check:

  • SASSA helpline: 0800 60 10 11.
  • Visit your nearest SASSA office for personal assistance.

How to Appeal a Declined Application

If your application was declined unfairly, you have the right to appeal.

Steps to Appeal:

  1. Visit the SASSA Appeals Portal.

  2. Enter your ID number and phone number.

  3. Select the month of the declined grant.

  4. State your reason for appeal and submit the request.

  5. Wait for a decision—SASSA usually responds within 60 to 90 days.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When will September SASSA payments reflect in my bank account?
Payments usually reflect within 2-3 working days after the official payment date.

2. Can I change my SASSA payment method?
Yes, you can switch between bank payments and cash collection points by updating details on the SASSA website.

3. What happens if I don’t collect my grant on the payment date?
Funds remain available until collected—you do not lose your grant if you miss the first day.

4. How long does it take for appeals to be processed?
Appeals can take up to 90 days, but applicants are advised to monitor their status regularly.

5. Is the R3,070 SASSA grant permanent?
No, the amounts and grant structures may change as per government budget allocations.

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