This is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with BISP or the Government of Pakistan. For official help, visit your nearest BISP office or dial 8171.
It is an education stipend program under BISP that gives quarterly support to families whose children are enrolled in school and attend regularly.
Children of families registered as beneficiaries of the Benazir Kafaalat program, who are of school-going age and enrolled in a government or recognized school.
The mother's or guardian's valid CNIC, the child's B-Form from NADRA, and proof of school enrollment. Bring photocopies too.
Yes. Registration is completely free. Never pay any agent or person to register your child.
Enrollment is generally done at BISP offices or registration desks. Be careful with websites or apps that ask for your CNIC and claim to register you online.
The stipend is paid every quarter, which means once every three months.
Girls receive a slightly higher stipend to encourage families to keep girls in school and reduce dropout rates.
The most common reason is low attendance. Incomplete school records or changes in BISP status can also cause delays, so contact your BISP office or dial 8171.
The payment usually goes to the mother or the registered female guardian, through designated banks or payment points with biometric verification.
Official messages come only from 8171. Never share your PIN, CNIC photo or thumbprint with strangers, and report anyone who deducts money from your payment.
Many families are targeted by fake messages and agents who pretend to help with BISP payments. Follow these simple rules to keep your money and personal information safe.
Registration is free. No one is allowed to charge money for registering your child. If someone asks for a fee, it is a scam.
Trust only 8171. Official BISP SMS messages come only from 8171. Ignore messages from any other number, even if they use the BISP name.
Never share your PIN or passwords. BISP staff will never ask for your PIN, OTP or bank details over the phone.
Protect your CNIC and thumbprint. Don't give CNIC photos or thumbprints to unknown agents or shopkeepers.
Beware of fake websites and apps. Be careful with sites or apps that ask for your CNIC and promise online registration or instant payment.
Count your money. Always count the full amount at the payment point before leaving.
Report problems. If an agent deducts money or you receive a suspicious call, report it by dialing 8171 or visiting your nearest BISP office.
Tip: Share these safety rules with other parents in your family and neighborhood.
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