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How to Get Cash Transfer NASSP-SU Debit Card

The authority of Cash Transfer NASSP-SU has started distribution of debit Card to all the Beneficiaries of household uplifting Programme across the country. The Household Uplifting Programme HUP is aimed at providing access to targeted cash transfers to poor and vulnerable households in Nigeria. Are you one of the Beneficiaries looking on how to get the debit card? If yes, This page is for you Visit: How to Get Cash Transfer NASSP-SU Debit Card

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The Distribution and Activation of Debit Card to Beneficiaries will enable them receive their cash transfer directly into their bank account or wallet and then they can cash out at any cash out point.

The photo below shows the Distribution and activation of Debit Cards to NASSP-SU Beneficiaries in Fegge, Onitsha Community, Onitsha South LGA of Anambra State.

What is the Function of this Card

The debit card simplifies payment processes, ensuring secure and efficient fund disbursement directly to beneficiaries.
Is to make payment process easier to Beneficiaries not to queue and receive cash at one point.

What is This Programme All About

The National Cash Transfer Programme (NCTP) under the National Social Safety Nets Project (NASSP) is an initiative by the Nigerian government aimed at reducing poverty and improving the livelihood of vulnerable households. The programme is supported by the World Bank and focuses on providing conditional and unconditional cash transfers to beneficiaries across the country.

Objectives:

Poverty Alleviation: Supports low-income households with financial assistance.
Capacity Building: Empowers beneficiaries with training in financial literacy, livelihood skills, and small-scale business management.\
Social Inclusion: Targets the most vulnerable populations, including women, elderly individuals, and people with disabilities.

Benefit to Nigerian

Unconditional Transfers: Regular cash payments to eligible households.
Conditional Transfers: Linked to specific activities such as school attendance or healthcare utilization to promote long-term development.
Payment Mechanisms: Funds are distributed through various methods, including mobile wallets and designated payment agents.

This programme significantly contributes to reducing extreme poverty, enhancing social protection, and promoting economic inclusion in Nigeria.

How to Get Cash Transfer NASSP-SU Debit Card

The NASSP-SU Cash Transfer Programme provides beneficiaries with debit cards to facilitate seamless access to funds. Here is a step-by-step guide to obtaining the NASSP-SU debit card:

Steps to Get the NASSP-SU Debit Card:

Enrollment:

Ensure you are registered in the National Social Safety Nets Project (NASSP) through your community’s Poverty Reduction Committee.
Verification and approval will be conducted to confirm eligibility based on poverty and vulnerability criteria.

Notification:

After approval, you will be notified by the Cash Transfer Office or designated officials in your state about your inclusion in the programme.

Card Issuance:

Visit the designated distribution center as directed by the officials.
Carry a valid means of identification (e.g., national ID card, voter’s card) for verification.

Activation:

Once the card is issued, activation will be done at the distribution center or a partnering financial institution.
You will receive instructions on how to use the card to access funds.

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