Workers Begin Receiving Pix Payments of Up to R$ 1,621 From the Government Starting in February; Payments Follow Birthdate Calendar, Depend on PIS/Pasep Criteria, and May Extend Until August 2026

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 11/01/2026 at 11:33

trabalhadores recebem Pix no PIS/Pasep em fevereiro, seguindo calendário por nascimento, com valores proporcionais e prazo de saque até dezembro de 2026.

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Formal Workers in 2024 Enter the PIS/Pasep Salary Bonus in 2026, with Pix of up to R$ 1,621 and Calendar by Birth Month from February to August, According to Income, Time, and Registration Criteria.

Formal workers in 2024 will start to enter the PIS/Pasep salary bonus calendar starting in February 2026, with payments that can reach R$ 1,621. The deposit can be made via Pix, and access depends on meeting criteria related to the base year 2024.

Workers born in January will be the first in line on February 15, and the schedule will continue by birth month until August 15 for those born in November and December. The consultation for the benefit entitlement will be available starting February 5, and the withdrawal must be made by December 29, 2026.

Who Is Entitled to the Bonus in 2026

Workers who worked in the formal market in 2024 can only enter the bonus if they meet three objective requirements.

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The first is to have received an average monthly salary of up to R$ 2,766.00 in the base year 2024.

Workers also need to be registered in the PIS/Pasep for at least five years.

Additionally, it is mandatory to have worked for at least 30 days in the base year 2024, even if those days were not continuous.

Pix Calendar by Birth Month

Workers receive payments according to a calendar organized by birth month, with fixed dates between February and August 2026.

It starts on February 15 and ends on August 15.

Workers should pay attention to the following dates by birth month:

January: February 15

February: March 15

March and April: April 15

May and June: May 15

July and August: June 15

September and October: July 15

November and December: August 15

How Much Workers Receive

Workers receive amounts proportional to the time worked in 2024, ranging from R$ 136.00 to R$ 1,621.00.

The logic is straightforward: the more months worked in the base year, the higher the amount.

Workers can receive the following amounts based on the months worked:

1 month: R$ 136.00

2 months: R$ 271.00

3 months: R$ 406.00

4 months: R$ 541.00

5 months: R$ 675.00

6 months: R$ 811.00

7 months: R$ 946.00

8 months: R$ 1,081.00

9 months: R$ 1,216.00

10 months: R$ 1,351.00

11 months: R$ 1,486.00

12 months: R$ 1,621.00

Where Workers Receive and How to Consult

Workers receive payments from the Caixa Econômica Federal or Banco do Brasil, depending on each worker’s case.

Payments can occur via Pix, following the birth schedule.

Workers can consult starting February 5 using the Digital Work Card app or the Gov.br Portal.

The withdrawal must be made by December 29, 2026, to avoid the funds returning to the public coffers.

What Can Cause Workers to Miss the Deadline

Workers who do not make the withdrawal by the deadline risk losing access to the amount, because the final deadline is December 29, 2026.

After that, the benefit may no longer be available.

Workers also need to pay attention to the requirements: an average monthly income of up to R$ 2,766.00, registration in the PIS/Pasep for at least five years, and 30 days worked in 2024 are the keys that define the entitlement.

Have you checked in the Digital Work Card app if you or someone in your family is included in this workers’ calendar in February?

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Nilda

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12/01/2026 19:43

O valor de 1621 não é do governo que ele está dando ao trabalhador ok mas é um valor o qual é direito dos trabalhadores que trabalharam pra terem 1621 esse valor é nosso por direito e não do governo!

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Eloa

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Em resposta a Nilda

13/01/2026 21:24

Direto este que tiraram dos trabalhadores, porque antes se trabalhava 1 mês no ano anterior, ganhava um salário mínimo, mas os políticos cortaram tudo, aos poucos vão tiramos direitos dos trabalhadores, para sobrar para eles, elevar o salário na calada da noite em 100%, lamentável

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