PM Kisan 23rd Installment 2026 Released – Check Your Beneficiary Status Now
PM Kisan 23rd Installment Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Installment | 23rd |
| Release Date | June 20, 2026 |
| Amount per Farmer | ₹2,000 |
| Total Beneficiaries | 9.44+ crore farmers |
| Total Amount Transferred | ₹18,880+ crore |
| Mode of Payment | Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) |
| Official Portal | pmkisan.gov.in |
What is PM Kisan Samman Nidhi?
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) is a central sector scheme launched in February 2019 by the Government of India. Under this scheme, income support of ₹6,000 per year is provided to all landholding farmer families in three equal installments of ₹2,000 each every four months.
The amount is transferred directly into the bank accounts of beneficiaries through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), ensuring transparency and eliminating middlemen.
How to Check PM Kisan 23rd Installment Beneficiary Status
- Visit the official PM Kisan portal: pmkisan.gov.in
- Click on "Know Your Status" under the "Farmer's Corner" section.
- Enter your PM Kisan Registration Number.
- Fill the captcha code shown on screen.
- Click "Get Data" button.
- Your beneficiary status will appear — check if the 23rd installment shows as "Credited".
Don't Know Your Registration Number?
Click on "Know your registration no." link on the PM Kisan portal. Enter your registered mobile number or Aadhaar number, fill captcha, verify with OTP, and get your registration number via SMS.
Why Was Your PM Kisan 23rd Installment Not Received?
If you didn't receive the 23rd installment, check these common reasons:
- e-KYC not completed — e-KYC is mandatory. Complete it on pmkisan.gov.in using Aadhaar OTP.
- Farmer ID not linked — Farmer ID under AgriStack is now required for payments.
- Aadhaar-bank not linked — Visit your bank branch and link Aadhaar with your savings account.
- Land seeding pending — Contact your local revenue office to update land records.
- Bank account inactive or frozen — Verify account status with your bank.
- Wrong bank details — Update correct account details via your block agriculture office.
- Not eligible — Check if you are in the exclusion list (income tax payers, government employees, etc.).
What's New in 2026? Farmer ID Mandatory
Starting from the 23rd installment, the government has made Farmer ID (AgriStack) mandatory for PM Kisan beneficiaries. This means:
- All PM Kisan beneficiaries must register on their state's AgriStack Farmer Registry portal.
- Farmer ID links your Aadhaar, land records, and bank account under one digital identity.
- Beneficiaries without Farmer ID may face payment delays.
- State-wise AgriStack portals have been rolled out across India.
⚠️ Important Note
If you haven't yet created your Farmer ID, do it immediately on your state's AgriStack portal to avoid missing the 24th installment.
Documents Required to Claim Pending PM Kisan Payment
- Aadhaar Card (with linked mobile number)
- Bank Passbook (showing account number and IFSC)
- Land Records (RoR / Khasra / Khatauni / Gata Number)
- Registered Mobile Number
- Recent Passport Size Photo
- Farmer ID (if already created)
🌾 Create & Print Your Farmer ID Card
Once your PM Kisan payment is confirmed, create a print-ready Farmer ID Card with photo, land records, and QR code.
👉 Open Farmer ID Card MakerFrequently Asked Questions
When was PM Kisan 23rd installment released?
The 23rd installment was released on June 20, 2026 by the Government of India.
How much money is in PM Kisan 23rd installment?
₹2,000 per beneficiary was transferred directly to bank accounts of eligible farmers.
How do I check my PM Kisan 23rd installment status?
Visit pmkisan.gov.in → "Know Your Status" → enter registration number → captcha → Get Data.
Is Farmer ID mandatory for PM Kisan 2026?
Yes. Farmer ID under AgriStack is now mandatory for receiving PM Kisan installments starting from the 23rd installment in 2026.
What if PM Kisan installment is not received?
Complete e-KYC, verify Aadhaar-bank linkage, ensure land seeding, and check your name in the beneficiary list. Contact your local agriculture office or CSC if issues persist.