2.4M SIMs Issued to BISP Beneficiaries for Wallet Payments
Here is some good news for all the BISP Beneficiaries who have been enrolled in the Program and are receiving their monthly Kafalat and Taleemi Wazaif through the really frustrating and tiring ways. Because BISP has launched their latest and modified Digital Wallet Payment system in 2026 for the beneficiaries.

Future payments will be made using wallet accounts connected to free SIM cards, according to BISP DG Punjab.
BISP SIM Disbursement Update: 2.4M Has Been Given!
According to an Associated Press of Pakistan report on Sunday, up to 2.4 million free SIM cards have been given to Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) beneficiaries throughout Punjab thus far. These cards enable the distribution of financial aid through digital wallet accounts, guaranteeing safe, practical, and prompt access to payments.
Speaking to media representatives during his visit to the SIM Distribution Centers in Muzaffargarh, where he examined the ongoing distribution process for registered beneficiaries, BISP Director General Punjab Haider Murtaza made this statement.
DG Reviews Service Delivery at BISP Centres
The Director General examined the centers’ beneficiary support systems and operational procedures in detail during the visit. He evaluated the overall quality of services provided, spoke with female recipients face-to-face, and paid close attention to their worries.
While monitoring on-the-ground procedures to preserve transparency and enhance the recipients’ overall experience, the inspection concentrated on making sure that aid was being provided smoothly, effectively, and with dignity.
Vital Role To Empowered Women In Future Payments
Haider Murtaza also discussed the Digital Financial Literacy Training offered at the centers, stating that the program’s goal is to give recipients the information they need to use SIM cards and wallet accounts appropriately.
In order to improve transparency and encourage financial inclusion, he clarified that wallet accounts are being formed on these SIMs and that going forward, all BISP payments will be made only through these digital wallets.
He went on to say that the program will be essential to women’s economic independence and empowerment.
BISP Allotting Free SIM Cards To Women
The director general unequivocally told female recipients that SIM cards are completely free and that no money should ever be given to anyone. He emphasized that social protection pockets are given to women as a duty that needs to be carefully protected.
Guidelines for Beneficiary Data and SIM Security
The beneficiaries were urged to always protect their financial and personal information. In order to prevent fraud or misuse, they were told not to give anyone access to their wallet details, PIN numbers, or SIM information.
Because SIM cards are directly connected to payment services, protecting them was emphasized. Beneficiaries were advised to contact their local BISP Tehsil Office or call the BISP helpline at 0800-26477 for prompt assistance and resolution in the event of any problems, complaints, or suspected fraud.
DG Calls for Faster Distribution and Strict Service Standards
The Director General instructed the concerned personnel to expedite the distribution process without sacrificing service quality, expressing satisfaction with the progress made thus far. He underlined the significance of efficient crowd control, seamless operations, and rigorous adherence to standard operating procedures.
He reiterated a zero-tolerance policy for carelessness or misbehavior and gave field employees and service providers instructions to always act professionally.
In order to guarantee effective and courteous service delivery, the Director General also commended the field teams’ devoted efforts and urged them to carry on with their work with dedication and accountability.
Conclusion
The issuance of 2.4 million free SIM cards marks a major step forward in BISP’s move toward a fully digital and transparent payment system.
By shifting Kafalat and Taleemi Wazaif payments to secure wallet accounts, BISP aims to make payments faster, safer, and more dignified for women beneficiaries. With continued monitoring, free SIM distribution, and financial literacy support, this initiative is set to strengthen financial inclusion and empower women across Punjab.
