The Mexican government, through the Ministry of Wellbeing, has announced the upcoming distribution of Wellbeing Cards for beneficiaries of the Adult Senior Pension and Women's Wellbeing Pension programs. This initiative, which affects numerous citizens who registered in December, aims to streamline access to financial assistance without intermediary steps. The initiative was shared by the Minister, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, during a press conference associated with President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, emphasizing the government's commitment to supporting vulnerable populations with direct financial aid.

The delivery of the Wellbeing Cards is scheduled to take place from February 10 to February 14, 2026. During this period, recipients will be able to collect their cards, which are essential for accessing social program deposits directly from the Banco Bienestar. The government will provide detailed information regarding the exact locations for card collection and the necessary documentation required for beneficiaries, ensuring that they are well-prepared to receive their benefits.

This program is part of the broader social policy in Mexico aimed at reducing poverty and providing financial stability to seniors and women in need. By directly delivering funds through these cards, the government seeks to minimize bureaucratic barriers and enhance the effectiveness of social welfare programs, thus fostering a more inclusive economy for all citizens, particularly those most in need.