Latest Information on the Disbursement of PKH and BPNT Stage 3 for September 2025

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Jejaknesia.com - The government has started distributing social assistance for PKH and BPNT for the third quarter (July, August, September 2025) gradually since early September.

The disbursement is conducted regionally, and there is no uniform date. Recipients are advised to regularly check the status of funds received in their accounts.

Amount of Assistance Funds

BPNT

• IDR 200,000 per family per month;
• Quarterly phase (phase 3): total IDR 600,000 received (3×IDR 200,000).

PKH

• Pregnant/postpartum mothers: IDR 750,000 per phase;
• Early childhood (0–6 years old): IDR 750,000;
• Elementary school children: IDR 225,000;
• Junior high school children: IDR 375,000;
• Senior high school children: IDR 500,000;
• Elderly (>60 years old): IDR 600,000;
• Severe disabilities: IDR 600,000.

How to Check Recipients and Disbursement Status

Via Official Website

1. Open cekbansos.kemensos.go.id on your mobile browser or computer;
2. Select your region data according to your ID card (province, regency/city, district, village/sub-district);
3. Enter your full name as per your ID card;
4. Enter the CAPTCHA code then click "Search Data";
5. If registered, the system will display the type of social assistance and transfer status; if not, a message will appear stating “No Participant/PM Found”.

Via "Cek Bansos" Application

1. Download the official “Cek Bansos” application on Play Store or App Store;
2. Register an account with complete personal data, including NIK, family card, ID card photo, selfie;
3. Log in to the application;
4. Select the “Cek Bansos” menu, enter the region and name as per ID card;
5. The search results will display the reception status and assistance period.

Important note: Make sure to only use official channels (website/application), avoid hoaxes or fake sites—there are no fees involved in this process.

In the context of digital bureaucracy transformation, the integrated social assistance checking system via official websites and applications is very impressive. This approach not only reduces bureaucracy and queues at village offices but also reinforces transparency and effectiveness in aid distribution.

However, there are challenges that need attention. First, equitable internet access in remote areas remains a barrier for some recipients. Second, the registration process in the application, including uploading ID card photos, can be difficult for those not tech-savvy. Third, differences in transfer times across regions require patience and careful monitoring from recipients.

I hope the government continues to improve digital infrastructure in remote areas and provides digital education so that all community layers can access social assistance easily and fairly.

This concludes a comprehensive review of the disbursement and how to check PKH & BPNT social assistance for phase 3 in September 2025. Hopefully, this information provides real benefits, especially for beneficiary families. Keep monitoring the assistance status regularly—every rupiah counts.

If you have questions or need additional guidance, do not hesitate to contact local social workers or the Social Service Office.

References

• Metrotvnews
• Detik
• Sokoguru
• Kompas.tv
• Fahum UMSU
• Jagawapos / Regional Radar