Portal for 6,000 Dinars Opens at Midnight: ID Card Needed

The Treasury Administration’s portal for applying for the one time payment of 6,000 dinars opens at exactly midnight on the night between Sunday and Monday, September 6 and 7. The address is idp.trezor.gov.rs, and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali posted a preview of the page’s layout on his Instagram profile.

Check First, Then Apply

Anyone who enters just two details on the portal, their ID number and the number of a valid ID card, gets access to four options: checking their status with the Share Fund, submitting an application for the 6,000 dinars, checking the status of an application already submitted, and reporting a problem or filing a complaint.

The first step is not applying but checking. Anyone already listed in the register of rights holders under the Share Fund, in line with the Law on the Right to Free Shares, does not need to do anything further, since the 6,000 dinars will be paid out automatically. Only people whose check shows they do not have that status need to submit an application, and that window runs from September 7 to September 21.

To apply, on top of the ID number and ID card, a citizen must have turned 18 by September 1, 2026 at the latest, hold Serbian citizenship, have residence in Serbia, and hold a valid ID card.

Who Gets Paid Without Applying

People who do not need to apply on the portal include pension and disability insurance beneficiaries and social assistance recipients, whose data the Treasury Administration will obtain through official channels. Citizens who do not have a bank account will have dedicated accounts opened for them at Postanska Stedionica Bank.

Payment comes in two waves. Those who already hold rights holder status with the Share Fund will get their money on September 22, while those who applied through the portal will be paid between September 23 and 25. The deadline for withdrawing the money follows the same split: one year for those who applied through the portal, with no time limit for Share Fund rights holders.

Disputed Procedure for Heirs

Sources disagree on the procedure for heirs of deceased rights holders. Telegraf and Pink report that an heir must submit a final probate ruling along with a valid ID card, with the amount depending on the rights established in the probate proceedings. Informer, citing Minister Mali’s answer to a follower’s question, reports the opposite: that heirs will not need to apply at all, and the money will be paid out to them automatically.

In late August, in answers to follower questions posted on his Instagram profile around August 24, Mali also laid out the broader picture of the aid being paid out these days.

“All adult citizens will be able to use the Treasury Administration’s portal at idp.trezor.gov.rs, starting September 7, to check whether they are registered with the Share Fund, so they know if they are entitled to the one time payment of 6,000 dinars from that fund.”

He also addressed how citizens without a bank account would be handled.

“Citizens who do not have a bank account will have dedicated accounts opened for them at Postanska Stedionica Bank for this payment.”

A third payment, for recipients of child allowance, runs separately from the 6,000 dinar portal and should not be confused with it.

“Recipients of child allowance will get 25,000 dinars as early as September 14, and they do not need to apply for that money. They only apply for the 6,000 dinars, through the Treasury Administration’s site (idp.trezor.gov.rs), starting September 7.”

We previously covered the amounts and schedule of all the September payments, including the 12,000 and 18,000 dinar payments for other categories of recipients.