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KP approves launch of E-Pension System from January 2026

KP approves launch of E-Pension System from January 2026

Web Desk September 08, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has approved the launch of the Ehsaas E-Pension System, which will come into effect on January 1, 2026.

Under the new framework, pension payments will be processed entirely through a paperless digital system, replacing the existing manual mechanism. An Ehsaas Pension Dashboard will also be introduced to streamline monitoring and transparency.

According to officials, retiring employees will be able to submit their pension cases six months prior to retirement by filling out a simplified digital form on the designated portal. All supporting documents will be securely scanned and uploaded, after which the system will automatically generate time-bound tasks for the relevant authorities.

The pension verification and approval process will also be digitized, with all orders carrying legally recognized digital signatures. The new system will be fully integrated with NADRA, the Accountant General’s Office, and commercial banks, ensuring smooth and secure transactions.

Authorities said the move aims to enhance efficiency, reduce paperwork, and eliminate delays, providing government retirees with a hassle-free and transparent pension disbursement mechanism.

Government officials said that the pension will be transferred from the system to the retired employee's bank account within the stipulated time.

Speaking on the occasion, Ali Amin Gandapur said that now retired employees will not have to put offices for pension, it will be a real paperless system which will promote transparency and accountability. The Chief Minister said that 36 different public services have been made online in the province so far.

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