The government found the Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme to transfer the subsidies, benefits, or funds directly to beneficiaries through their bank accounts. This scheme is for the welfare of farmers. Now, let's understand what is Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme is in detail in this blog. This scheme was founded in January 2013.

What is the objective of the Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme?

1) Enhance your delivery - 

2) Less chances of fraud

3) Expand access to financial services

4) Enhance Targeting

5) Speed up transfers

6)Promote empowerment

7)Maintain Transparency

8)Prevent from duplicity

Some Agriculture Schemes Come Under the DBT Scheme

1)Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi 

2)National Food Security Mission

3)Per Drop More Crop 

4)Sub Mission on Seeds and Planting Material

5)Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana

What are the requirements to complete to be a part of this scheme?

Aadhar Card - Make sure you have a 12-digit Aadhar card with you. 

Mobile Number - You must have a working cellphone that is connected to your Aadhar card.

Bank Account - You must have a bank account that is connected to your mobile and Aadhar card. 

Finally, the main aim of this program is to, through government programs, directly deposit cash benefits or subsidies into beneficiaries' accounts. For more information, read the full blog at TractorKarvan.