PM Kisan Alert: ₹2,000 Installment May Be Stopped If These Details Are Not Updated

Under the central government’s Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana (PM-KISAN), eligible farmers receive financial assistance of ₹2,000 every four months. As the 22nd installment is expected to be released in February 2026, an important warning has been issued for farmers across the country. If certain mandatory updates are not completed on time, the upcoming ₹2,000 installment may be withheld.

Who should be extra careful

This update is especially important for farmers who have not yet:

  • Completed e-KYC verification

  • Checked their PM Kisan beneficiary status

  • Updated bank account details

  • Corrected personal or land record information

Any pending verification can lead to payment delays or stoppage.

Why the 22nd installment can get stuck

In many cases, PM Kisan payments are stopped due to incomplete e-KYC, incorrect bank details, or mismatched land records. Even minor errors—such as spelling mistakes in names, wrong IFSC codes, or incorrect account numbers—can prevent the ₹2,000 installment from being credited.

If discrepancies are found in official records, the government may temporarily suspend the payment until corrections are made.

How to check PM Kisan status from home

Farmers can easily check whether their next installment will be credited by following these simple steps:

  • Visit the official website pmkisan.gov.in or open the PM Kisan mobile app

  • Click on “Know Your Status” or “Beneficiary Status” on the home page

  • Enter your Registration Number, Aadhaar number, or Mobile number

  • Fill in the captcha and select “Get Details”

The screen will display your complete beneficiary status, including e-KYC completion, past payment details, and the reason for any stopped installment.

Don’t delay important updates

To ensure the ₹2,000 PM Kisan 22nd installment reaches your bank account on time, farmers are advised to complete all pending updates as soon as possible. A small correction today can prevent major financial inconvenience later.