People with ID numbers ending in 5 who receive a pension up to the minimum benefit amount, the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) or the Family Allowance for Children will be paid on October 16, 2026, according to the payment schedule of the National Social Security Administration (ANSES).
However, that date does not apply to all benefits. The schedule is organized by both the last digit of the ID number and the type of benefit and, for pensions, by whether the benefit amount exceeds the minimum.
October payment dates for ID numbers ending in 5
| Benefit |
Payment date |
| Pensions up to the minimum benefit amount |
October 16 |
| AUH and Family Allowance for Children |
October 16 |
| Non-Contributory Pensions (PNC) |
October 13 |
| Pregnancy Allowance |
October 19 |
| Pensions exceeding the minimum benefit amount |
October 27 |
PNC payments group ID numbers ending in 4 and 5, which is why they are paid on October 13. By contrast, people receiving a pension above the minimum benefit amount are scheduled to be paid on October 27, the date set for ID numbers ending in 4 and 5.
What to check before counting on the deposit
The last digit of the ID number alone is not enough to determine the payment date: first, identify which benefit you receive and, for a pension, whether the benefit amount exceeds the minimum. ANSES may update its schedules or the information for each payment, so it is advisable to confirm the date through its official channels, such as Mi ANSES.
This calendar provides payment dates; on its own, it cannot determine the amount each person will receive. Individual payment details can be checked through ANSES channels.