When is the PM Kisan 22nd installment date expected?

Media signals suggest a February window, but a formal notice is still pending. Final timing depends on the pace of eKYC, land-record corrections, and bank validations. We advise checking the PM-Kisan portal daily and local district updates. A confirmation typically follows visible progress in clearing state-level holds and mismatches.

Why are 19 lakh Uttar Pradesh accounts on hold?

Authorities flagged land-record mismatches and verification gaps. These include incorrect or outdated land entries, Aadhaar-bank seeding errors, and inactive or unmapped bank accounts. The hold is temporary and lifts once records are corrected and eKYC is completed. Farmers should update documents and recheck status on the portal after fixes.

How can I complete PM-Kisan eKYC quickly?

First try OTP eKYC on the portal using a mobile linked to Aadhaar. If it fails, visit a nearby CSC for biometric eKYC. Verify NPCI Aadhaar mapping with your bank, fix name or date-of-birth mismatches, and revalidate land details. Recheck your status after 48–72 hours to confirm successful verification.

What is Agri Stake registration and why does it matter?

Agri Stake registration supports local verification and program alignment. Missing entries can delay checks needed for credit. Some districts report pending registrations, which slows readiness. Farmers should ensure they are registered and data is accurate. Doing this, along with eKYC, can help align their payout with the February release window.

Law and Government

February 09: PM-Kisan 22nd Payout Watch as 19 Lakh UP Accounts Frozen

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 9, 2026

PM Kisan 22nd installment date is being watched closely as the February release window firms up. Government data checks are active, and about 19 lakh beneficiaries in Uttar Pradesh face temporary holds due to land-record and verification mismatches. Districts like Rajnandgaon also report eKYC and Agri Stake registration gaps. These cleanups will shape near-term rural cash flows and sentiment for agri inputs and staples. We explain what this means for beneficiaries and what investors should monitor as the payout timetable gets clearer.