Avoid delays: what blocks your deposit the most

Before checking dates, avoid mistakes that cause "not entered" or "in progress". This will save you days of stress.

• Welfare Card: Check that it is active and that you are using the correct PIN.
• Actual review: first confirm balance/transactions before assuming they didn't pay.

Step by step: how to check your Welfare payment date (quickly)

Do it in this order to see your exact date and confirm if the deposit has already been made. No complications and no reliance on "what they say."

• Step 1 (Now): identifies the first letter of your first surname (That defines your day).
• Step 2: Check the official calendar by letter and locate your deposit date.
• Step 3: confirm the deposit by checking balance and transactions (not just “if a message arrived”).
• Step 4: If your date has passed and you don't see a deposit, wait a few hours (sometimes it comes during the day) and check again.
• Step 5: If it still doesn't work, check that your card is working and that there is no PIN block.
• Step 6 (Important): Do not share data via calls or messages: Welfare does not ask for PINs or passwords for “verification”.

Direct tip: Your "date" is defined by a letter, but your actual confirmation It's the balance/transactions. That eliminates any doubt.

Official Calendar of deposits per letter (January–February 2026)

The calendar for the first two months of 2026 is organized by the first letter of your last name. Here's the order to find your day.

• TO: Monday 5
• B: Tuesday, June 6
• C: Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th
• D, E, F: Friday 9
• G: Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th
• H, I, J, K: Wednesday 14
• L: Thursday 15
• M: Friday 16th and Monday 19th
• N, Ñ, O: Tuesday 20
• P, Q: Wednesday 21st
• A: Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd
• S: Monday 26
• T, U, V: Tuesday 27
• W, X, Y, Z: Wednesday 28

If you want to see the full schedule, amounts, what to do if it didn't happen and how to confirm without doubt, enter here.

New Welfare payment dates: full schedule and how to confirm it

If you already have your lyrics, now comes the most important part: confirm the deposit and know what to do if your date has already passed. The spread is staggered and may be reflected throughout the day. The best way to avoid confusion is to check. balance and transactions in your Banco del Bienestar account.

Which programs receive deposits on this calendar?

This schedule includes deposits for different types of support, distributed according to the first letter of your last name. If you are registered and have a card, your deposit will be processed according to your last name.

• Pension for Older Adults: bimonthly deposit (January–February).
• Disability Pension: bimonthly deposit in the same period.
• Women's Welfare Pension: bimonthly deposit according to letter.
• Working Mothers: deposit in accordance with official disbursement.

How to confirm if the payment has been received (without assumptions)

Don't rely on "I was told today" or chain letters. Confirm with a real and fast method. This saves you hours and shows you the truth.

• 1) Check balance and transactions on your card/account.
• 2) If it doesn't appear, wait a few hours and check again (many deposits are reflected on the same day).
• 3) If your date has passed and it's not showing up, first check that your card is working and that there's no block.
• 4) Avoid "help" via WhatsApp: no one should ask you for PINs, CVVs, or passwords.

What to do if your date has passed and you haven't received a deposit

If your payment has already been deposited but hasn't been reflected, proceed systematically. Don't jump to conclusions: follow this plan today.

• Step 1: Please confirm that you are checking the correct two-month period.
• Step 2: Check the transactions (sometimes it comes in as a deposit and then is reflected in detail).
• Step 3: If there were failed PIN attempts, unlock or update your PIN at a Banco del Bienestar ATM.
• Step 4: If the problem persists, go to an official module or channel (bring identification and your card).

Common mistakes that cause you to "lose" your payment (and how to avoid them)

These mistakes are more common than you think. Avoiding them minimizes the possibility of setbacks.

• Waiting for message: The deposit is confirmed with movements, not with chains.
• Share data: Never give out PINs or information for "validation".
• Confuse letters: is the first surnamenot the second one.
• Do not check during the day: Some deposits appear hours later.

FAQ: Quick questions about Welfare payments

Why do they pay per installment? To organize the distribution and avoid saturation in banks/ATMs.

If my day is today, what time does it fall? It may appear at any time of day. Check your balance/transactions and check again later.

Can I withdraw on the same day? If the deposit has already been processed, yes. Avoid peak hours if you can.

What should I do if they ask me for information via message? Ignore it and report it. It's a typical sign of fraud.

Go back and check your handwriting now

If you haven't already, go back to the calendar and find your exact date. It's the quickest way to clear up any doubts and organize your week.