📲 How do I check my 2026 PIS number?

PIS functions as a kind of salary bonus 💰, providing important financial assistance to millions of Brazilian workers. However, many people end up missing the benefit deadline because they don't correctly understand the dates and rules of operation ⚠️, which can significantly disrupt their daily lives.

consultation system PIS/Pasep 2026 has been available since the beginning of the year. Both private sector workers (PIS) and public sector employees (Pasep) can access the information through official channels.

👥 Who is entitled to PIS and PASEP benefits?

The bonus is available to workers who:

✔️ Worked for at least 30 days in the base year 2024
✔️ Received an average of up to R$ 2,766 per month 💵
✔️ Have been registered with PIS for at least 5 years
✔️ Have their data correctly reported by the employer

Payments will begin to be released gradually starting in February 2026 📅, following the month of birth.

To find out if your benefit is already available, simply check the official app.

📱 How to check your PIS 2026

You can check your 2026 PIS status using the following apps:

• Digital Work Permit
• Worker's Cashier
• Caixa Tem

Simply download the app from your Android or iOS phone's official app store 📲, log in with your CPF (Brazilian tax identification number) and passwordoption salary bonus.

📅 PIS 2026 Calendar

It is important to emphasize that the payment schedule follows a unified model, making it easier to access the benefit.

Both PIS and Pasep beneficiaries receive payments according to their birth month 🎂:

• January → February
• February → March
• March and April → April
• May and June → May
• July and August → June
• September and October → July
• November and December → August

✅ General rules for receiving PIS

The PIS program works simply, but it's important to know all the rules to avoid the risk of losing the benefit!

✔️ Check out the main criteria:

✔️ Have worked with a formal employment contract for at least 30 days in the base year
✔️ Be registered with PIS for at least 5 years
✔️ Have your data correctly reported in RAIS or eSocial

If you meet all of these criteria, there is a good chance you will be entitled to the benefit.