PM Kisan 24th Installment Release Date 2026: October 30 Payment and Status Checks

October 26, 2026
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PM-Kisan 24th Installment

Small farmers waiting on Diwali cash have one question. Will the ₹2,000 reach your bank account on October 30? For many, the answer depends on three checks you can finish on your phone today. The 24th PM-Kisan installment of ₹2,000 is scheduled for release on October 30, 2026. The release is from Banaskantha, Gujarat. The payment goes by direct benefit transfer (DBT), straight into the bank account of each eligible farmer. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare has set the rules, and the official portal is pmkisan.gov.in. The figure is 9.30 crore farmers. The scheme’s verification checks include an Aadhaar-seeded bank account, eKYC and land seeding.

Log in to pmkisan.gov.in now and open Farmers Corner, then Know Your Status. Check three indicators: Land Seeding, eKYC Done and Aadhaar Bank Seeding. If any shows “No,” the installment may not be credited. Ask your bank to confirm your Aadhaar and NPCI mapping.

Ask your bank to verify Aadhaar seeding, account status and NPCI mapping. Basic savings and Jan Dhan accounts need the same checks.

Complete eKYC through the PM-Kisan mobile app, which uses face authentication, or at a Common Service Centre (CSC), which uses biometrics.

Land Seeding showing “No” can affect your payment.

How do I check if my name is on the list? Visit pmkisan.gov.in, open Farmers Corner and click Beneficiary List. Select your state, district, sub-district, block and village. The list shows the beneficiaries recorded for your village. For help, call the PM-Kisan helpline on 155261, or toll-free on 1800-115-526.

The ₹2,000 installment is due on October 30. Check your status today and fix any “No.” You may be on the list while a bank or land issue still holds the payment. Helpline: 155261.

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