Where is my PM-Kisan money?
Check free on the official PM-Kisan site if your ₹2,000 instalment was paid and why it stopped. Needs your registration or mobile number and an SMS code.
Free on the official page. Your own numbers only. We have no automated link to any government portal, use no private data services, and never store the result.
What you need
- Your own PM-Kisan registration number (it starts with your state code, like MH123456789). If you do not have it, your mobile number or Aadhaar number is enough to find it.
- The mobile phone you gave when you registered for PM-Kisan, with you. The OTP (a one-time code sent by SMS) comes to this phone.
- A phone or computer with internet. No login or password is needed.
What to do on the official page
- Open the official PM-Kisan website: pmkisan.gov.in. It is free. Do not pay any other site that offers to 'check PM-Kisan status'.
- In the 'Farmers Corner' part of the home page, click 'Know Your Status'.
- Type your registration number in the 'Registration Number' box. If you do not know it, click 'Know your registration no.', choose mobile number or Aadhaar, type your own number and the picture code (captcha), click 'Get Mobile OTP', type the OTP from your phone, and the page shows your registration number.
- Type the picture code (captcha) in the 'Enter Image Text' box and click 'Get OTP'.
- An OTP comes by SMS to your registered mobile. Type it yourself and click 'Get Data'. Never tell this OTP to anyone who calls you.
- The page shows your name, your instalments one by one, and three checks: 'Land Seeding', 'eKYC Status' and 'Aadhaar Bank Account Seeding Status'. Match what you see with the results below.
What the result means
The portal shows: All three checks say 'Yes' and the instalment shows as paid (for example 'Payment Success' or a credit date).
It means: The ₹2,000 was sent to the bank account linked to your Aadhaar.
What to do next: Check your bank passbook or SMS. If the money is not in your usual account, ask your bank which account is linked to your Aadhaar for government payments called DBT (direct benefit transfer).
The portal shows: 'eKYC Status' says 'No'.
It means: Your Aadhaar check (eKYC, proving with Aadhaar that it is really you) is not done. Instalments stop until it is done.
What to do next: Do it free on pmkisan.gov.in: 'Farmers Corner' > 'eKYC', with an OTP on the mobile linked to your Aadhaar. Or use face scan in the PM-Kisan mobile app, or fingerprint at a CSC (Common Service Centre, the local Aapale Sarkar / e-Seva centre).
The portal shows: 'Land Seeding' says 'No'.
It means: Your land record has not yet been checked and attached to your PM-Kisan registration by the state. Instalments stop until it is.
What to do next: Take your land papers (7/12 extract or khatauni) and Aadhaar to your village revenue officer (Talathi / Patwari / Lekhpal) or the taluka agriculture office and ask them to finish 'land seeding' for PM-Kisan.
The portal shows: 'Aadhaar Bank Account Seeding Status' says 'No' or 'Inactive', or an instalment shows 'Payment Failure' or a bank error.
It means: The government cannot send money to you because no bank account is linked to your Aadhaar for government payments, or the account is closed or not used for a long time.
What to do next: Go to your bank branch with Aadhaar and passbook and ask for 'Aadhaar seeding for DBT' (the NPCI mapper link the bank sets up). A post office (India Post Payments Bank) account also works. Check this page again after about a week.
The portal shows: The latest instalment shows 'Waiting for approval by State', 'RFT Signed by State Government' or 'FTO is Generated and Payment confirmation is pending'.
It means: Your payment is on its way. RFT (request for transfer) means the state checked your details and asked for the money. FTO (fund transfer order) means the payment order is made and the bank credit is next.
What to do next: Wait. Check again in one or two weeks. Make sure eKYC, land seeding and bank seeding all say 'Yes' so it does not get stuck.
The portal shows: A message that the record is not found, the OTP does not come, or your name shows as ineligible or rejected with a reason.
It means: You may have typed a wrong number, your mobile number on PM-Kisan may be old, or the state found a reason you are not eligible (for example an income tax payer or a pensioner above the limit in the family).
What to do next: Check the number and try again. To change your mobile number, use 'Update Mobile Number' in 'Farmers Corner'. For a rejection, ask the taluka agriculture office, or call the free PM-Kisan helpline 155261 or 011-24300606.
With a helper on a call · ₹49
You give us your own registration number or mobile number in the form. On the call, our helper opens the official PM-Kisan page with you and types the number and picture code (captcha). The OTP comes to your phone and you type it yourself; we never ask for it. The helper reads the result to you and explains the next step. We tell you the result in the app message and do not keep it.
For this check the OTP comes to your phone. You type it yourself; we never ask for it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this check free?
Yes. The PM-Kisan website shows your status for free. PM-Kisan itself is free: no one can charge you to register or to receive the money.
How much money does PM-Kisan give?
₹6,000 a year to an eligible farmer family, paid as three instalments of ₹2,000 straight into the bank account linked to Aadhaar.
Can I check my neighbour's or a relative's status?
Check only your own status, or help a family member who is sitting with you, agrees, and has their own phone for the OTP. FormSathi does not check other people's numbers.
Someone called and asked for my PM-Kisan OTP. What should I do?
Do not give it. Government offices and FormSathi never ask for your OTP. Cut the call. If you shared it, call your bank and the cyber crime helpline 1930.
I am not registered for PM-Kisan. How do I join?
Use 'New Farmer Registration' in 'Farmers Corner' on pmkisan.gov.in, or go to a CSC or your taluka agriculture office with Aadhaar, land papers and bank passbook. Registration is free.
Where can I complain if my money is stuck?
Call the PM-Kisan helpline 155261 or 011-24300606, or email pmkisan-ict@gov.in with your registration number. You can also ask your taluka agriculture office.
How do I find my PM-Kisan registration number?
On pmkisan.gov.in click 'Know your registration no.', choose mobile number or Aadhaar, type your own number and the picture code (captcha), and click 'Get Mobile OTP'. You type the OTP from your phone on pmkisan.gov.in yourself; FormSathi never asks for it. The lookup is free.
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- PM-Kisan official website (Farmers Corner) · 2026-10-16
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Updated: 2026-10-16