Overview
- The 2026 structure brings primary pupils into the program with an annual 2,500‑peso payment for new entrants and 1,900 pesos bimonthly for continuing beneficiaries.
- Secondary students continue to receive 1,900 pesos every two months, with 700 pesos extra per additional secondary student in the same household.
- February forms part of the 10-month dispersion year, and based on past practice the first deposits are anticipated in early February, though CNBBBJ has not yet posted the official dates.
- Banco del Bienestar card delivery is underway and schools will hold informational assemblies starting in February, with authorities urging families to ignore intermediaries and rely on official notices.
- During events in Ecatepec, President Claudia Sheinbaum said the stipend is a permanent right backed by a 50‑billion‑peso annual budget, and officials confirmed a new CBTIS No. 295 will open in February after a 67.3‑million‑peso investment.