BISP 8171 Phase 2 Payment Rollout Full District List and Updated Collection Process

BISP 8171 Phase 2 Payment Rollout: Full District List and Updated Collection Process

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The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) has officially kicked off the Phase 2 rollout of the 8171 quarterly payments. After successfully completing over 70% distribution in Phase 1, the authorities are now moving forward to cover additional districts across Pakistan. If you are among the eligible beneficiaries waiting for your payment, this article will guide you through everything you need to know—district lists, payment collection steps, and important instructions.

Phase 2 of BISP 8171 Payments: What You Need to Know

The second phase of the 8171 payment distribution is expected to start on April 28, 2025. However, slight delays might occur depending on the setup of payment camps and the availability of partner banks. BISP officials are working tirelessly to ensure a smooth rollout, minimizing waiting times and avoiding unnecessary hassles.

Beneficiaries are advised to stay updated through official BISP announcements and visit their local campsites once the payments are active. Make sure to confirm the status of your district and be ready with all necessary documents when you visit the site.

Districts Included in BISP 8171 Phase 2

Here’s a detailed look at the areas covered under Phase 2:

Punjab:

  • Rawalpindi

  • Murree

  • Attock

  • Chakwal

  • Talagang

  • Jhelum

  • Islamabad

  • Mandi Bahauddin

  • Narowal

  • Sialkot

  • Gujrat

  • Sargodha

  • Bhakkar

  • Khushab

  • Pakpattan

  • Faisalabad

  • Layyah

  • Bahawalpur

  • Okara

  • Sheikhupura

  • Wazirabad

  • Rajanpur

  • Jampur

  • Nankana Sahib

  • Vehari

  • Gujranwala

Sindh:

  • Karachi East

  • Korangi

  • Malir

  • Karachi South

  • Karachi West

  • Kemari

  • Thatta

  • Khairpur

  • Ghotki

  • Nowshera Feroze

  • Hyderabad

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa:

  • Lakki Marwat

  • Shangla

  • Buner

Balochistan:

  • Awaran

  • Lasbela

  • Hub

  • Gwadar

  • Harnai

  • Quetta

  • Zhob

  • Kech

  • Loralai

  • Panjgur

  • Duki

  • Sibi

  • Ziarat

AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan:

  • Haveli

  • Ghizer

If your district is on this list, get ready to collect your payment soon.

BISP 8171 Phase 2 Payment Rollout Full District List and Updated Collection Process

How to Collect Your BISP 8171 Payment

With the BISP 8171 web portal currently inactive, beneficiaries must visit official BISP campsites to collect their payments. Here’s the step-by-step guide for the Phase 2 collection:

  1. Visit the nearest official BISP camp in your district.

  2. Present your original CNIC for identity verification.

  3. Undergo biometric verification to confirm eligibility.

  4. Collect your payment directly at the camp once verification is successful.

Important: No bank ATMs or third-party agents are authorized for payments during Phase 2. Payments are strictly issued at official camps to ensure transparency and security.

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What to Carry When Visiting the Campsite

To avoid delays or being turned away, make sure to carry:

  • Your original Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC).

  • An updated biometric record (ensure your fingerprints are registered properly with NADRA).

  • Confirmation that your district is part of Phase 2.

  • Knowledge of the nearest official camp location.

  • Visit early during working hours to avoid long queues.

Preparation will save you a lot of time and frustration.

Important Note for Phase 1 Beneficiaries Still Waiting

If you belong to a Phase 1 district and haven’t received your payment yet, don’t worry. BISP has clarified that disbursements are still ongoing for Phase 1. Whether due to technical issues or biometric mismatches, all pending payments will eventually be released. There’s no need to re-register or panic; just stay in touch with your local BISP office.

Why BISP Payments Are Rolled Out in Phases

Rolling out payments in phases helps BISP manage operations smoothly. Here are some main reasons:

  • Better crowd control at collection camps.

  • Safe and secure handling of cash and personal data.

  • Reduced system overloads and technical failures.

  • Prevent fraud and mismanagement.

  • Easier monitoring and support for beneficiaries.

This phased strategy ensures a safer, more efficient environment, especially for women and children collecting payments.

Need Help? Here’s Where to Get Support

Facing issues while collecting your BISP 8171 payment? Here’s what you should do:

  • Visit your nearest BISP office immediately.

  • Call the official BISP helpline.

You should report problems like:

  • Fingerprint mismatch or biometric errors.

  • Non-inclusion despite being registered.

  • Agents asking for extra money (this is illegal).

  • Wrong district assignment.

  • Missing payments from previous cycles.

Always stick to official BISP channels and avoid dealing with third-party agents to protect yourself from fraud.

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