The CVE informs the heads of households operating in the informal sector who have made their declarations through the "tadamoncovid.ma" site, that the Coronavirus Pandemic Management Fund will serve the financial aid for the accepted applications as of Thursday, April 23, 2020, said a statement from the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Administration Reform.

The amounts of aid granted per household as well as the cash withdrawal procedure are identical to those of households registered in the Ramed service, underlined the statement, noting that the messages will be sent over several days to avoid the crowding of withdrawal points in this period of lockdown.

"Anyone who has not received messages is invited not to go out," said the statement, adding that the strict lockdown rules in force remain valid including for access to support.

"The beneficiary who presents himself to the network other than that the one indicated in the SMS will not be able to recover the amount of his aid", it explained.

With regard to the withdrawal procedure, the CVE recalls that the head of the household receiving the provisional aid receives an SMS on the mobile phone, whose number was used when the declaration was made. This message includes a code and the name of the network where the withdrawal can take place.

The beneficiary who presents himself to the network other than the one indicated in the SMS will not be able to recover the amount of his support. There are two cases:

If the network indicated in the SMS is a payment agency, the concerned person must go to the agency carrying his national identity card to withdraw the aid.

If the network indicated is an ATM of a given bank, the number received by SMS should be entered and the last four digits of the national identity card should be entered as PIN code. If the ID number is made of less than four digits, the four digits of the PIN code must be completed with zeros on the right.