The Government of Pedro Castillo grants the Bono Yanapay Peru, which is a economic support of 350 soles managed families in situations of poverty, extreme poverty and vulnerability that were affected by the crisis caused by the COVID-19. Likewise, it is intended for all beneficiaries of social programs such as: Together, Pension 65 or With You of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis).
In order to collect financial aid, the government established six modalities: account deposit, digital wallet, DNI account, cell phone banking, National bank, payment carts and home payment. Check the following note to know all the details and find out where to collect today, January 21, 2022.
Yanapay Peru Bonus: how do I know if I am a beneficiary?
To verify whether or not you access the subsidy, you must enter the official Yanapay Bonus platform. You will need your Identity Document (DNI) to complete the required boxes.
- Enter the following link: consulta.yanapay.gob.pe
- Enter your ID number
- Enter the date of issue of the DNI
- Accept the privacy policy
- Click on the option Check if you are a beneficiary.
Yanapay Peru Bonus: payment schedule
- Group 1 (since September 13): citizens who are part of the social programs Pension 65, Together and With You
- Group 2 (since October 5): users with bank accounts, digital wallets, mobile banking and DNI account (Banco de la Nación)
- Group 3 (since October 18): Peruvians living in rural communities without access to financial systems
- Group 4 (from December 2): people without bank accounts who will receive the Bonus of 350 soles through the windows of the Banco de la Nación.
Yanapay Peru Bonus: check the payment methods
There are six modalities so that the beneficiaries can collect the Yanapay Bonus. Meet them below:
- Deposit in account
- digital wallet
- ID account
- Cellular banking of Banco de la Nación
- Paying carts
- Home payment.
Yanapay bonus: requirements and amounts
The Yanapay Bonus is delivered to the following people:
- Adults who are part of households in conditions of poverty, extreme poverty and vulnerability in our country, as well as those households that have beneficiaries of the Juntos, Pension 65 and Contigo programs
- People who live in dwellings without income from the formal labor market, pensioners and interns. Household income, however, must not amount to S/ 3,000 soles in its entirety
- An additional subsidy of S/ 350 is given to families whose members include adults who are responsible for one or more children.
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