Can one use another person’s bank account for R350 grant payment?
No, you cannot use another person's bank account for the R350 grant payment.
SASSA requires applicants to provide their own bank account details for the R350 grant payment to be made to them directly. This is to ensure that the grant payment is secure and goes to the intended recipient.
If you do not have a bank account, you may need to open one in your own name to receive the R350 grant payment. Many banks offer low-cost or no-cost accounts that may be suitable for receiving the grant payment.
It's important to note that using someone else's bank account for the R350 grant payment is considered fraud, and may result in legal consequences.
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