Another payment schedule for Bolsa Família comes to an end. The deposit schedule for the month of February attend the last group next time Tuesday, 28. But first, the portion of R$ 600 is intended for another audience. 

Traditionally, The Bolsa Família payment calendar starts on the last ten working days of each month. Deposits are made following the order of the final digit of the Social Identification Number (NIS), covering each insured person gradually. 

A Caixa Econômica Federal (CEF), has the habit of making a pause on deposits on weekends and holidays. Therefore, receive the Bolsa Família this Monday, 27th, the group composed of NIS final 9. At Tuesday, 28, it’s the turn of NIS final 0, ending the current payment cycle.

O Bolsa Família insured can use the amounts deposited in the digital social savings account to pay bills by scanning the barcode, make payments and transfers via Pix and QR Code, use the virtual debit card and even request loans. 

The advantage of box has consists of the possibility for the user to have access to more than 10 different features without having to pay any service fees. The only requirement is that you pay attention to the unit, daily and monthly transaction limits in the amounts of R$ 600, R$ 1 thousand and R$ 5 thousand, respectively. 

Who can receive Bolsa Família in February?

Eligibility is distributed across two groups, the first formed by people in situation of extreme poverty, whose per capita family income reaches R$ 105. The second consists of people in poverty situation with per capita family income between R$ 105.01 to R$ 210. 

There is three possibilities for receiving Brazil Aid:

• If you already had Bolsa Família: Auxílio Brasil will be paid automatically;
• If you are on CadÚnico, but did not receive Bolsa Família: go to the reserve list;
• If you are not in CadÚnico, you must seek a Cras for registration, with no guarantee of receiving it.

It is extremely important to remember that the family must be made up of one of these components:

• Children;
• Pregnant women;
• Mothers who are still breastfeeding;
• Teenagers;
• Young people between 0 and 21 years of age.