Will the R350 grant be paid to a sim card that is not RICA’d to my names?
No, the R350 grant will not be paid to a SIM card that is not registered under your name (i.e. not RICA’d to your name).
SASSA requires that applicants provide their own cellphone number, which must be registered and verified through the RICA process. This is to ensure that the grant payment is secure and goes to the intended recipient.
If the SIM card is not registered under your name, you will not be able to receive the R350 grant payment through that SIM card. You may need to register a SIM card in your name, or use another payment method such as a bank account or voucher, if available.
It's important to note that using someone else's SIM card for the R350 grant payment is considered fraud, and may result in legal consequences.
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