The 24th installment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana was released on October 30, 2026. Meanwhile, many farmers might be awaiting the Rs 2000 money into their accounts. If you are one of them, you need to check the beneficiary status on the official portal of the PM Kisan Scheme.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi transferred the Rs 2,000 instalment to the account of each individual, transferring a collective over Rs 18,690 crore scheme to the accounts of more than 9.34 crore eligible farmers.
Steps To Check PM Kisan Instalment Status
The eligibility and money status can easily be checked online.
-Visit the official PM Kisan website, pmkisan.gov.in.
- Navigate to the home page and find ‘Farmers Corner’ on the homepage
- Next, click on ‘Know Your Status’
-Enter your registration number and verify the verify captcha provided on the screen.
- You need to verify your identity through OTP
- Next, you will see your status on whether the payment is released or pending
How To Confirm Fund Credit
Additionally, you can confirm whether the money has been credited to your bank account by checking through SMS, your mobile banking app, a passbook update, or by visiting your bank branch.
How To Check Beneficiary Status
- You also need to check if you are on the beneficiary list for the 24th instalment of PM Kisan.
- You need to visit the pmkisan.gov.in website.
- Find Farmers Corner and click on Beneficiary List.
- Select your state.
- Next, select the district, sub-district, block, and village name.
- Click on "Get Report."
- A list of beneficiaries for your village will open.
- You can check your name and other information on this list.
What If Your Name Is Missing
If your name is missing from the list or there are any errors in your details. You should immediately contact officials. Once this is done, you will be eligible for the PM Kisan benefits.
How to withdraw PM Kisan funds from your account?
If your PM Kisan instalment of Rs. 2,000 has already been credited to your bank account, no separate application is required to withdraw it. Farmers can use this amount in several ways.
