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PMFBY Crop Insurance Status Check 2026 (Fasal Bima)

Quick answer. To check your PMFBY (Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana / फसल बीमा) status, open the official portal pmfby.gov.in, go to the Farmer Corner, click Application Status, and enter your Receipt Number or Policy ID with the captcha. To report crop loss, use Report Crop Loss on the same portal, the Crop Insurance app, or the Krishi Rakshak Portal and Helpline on toll-free number 14447 within 72 hours.

If you are short on time: jump straight to How to check PMFBY status for the exact steps.

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Quick summary

  • Authority: Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India.
  • Official portal: pmfby.gov.in (Farmer Corner → Application Status, and Report Crop Loss).
  • What you need: your Receipt Number or Application/Policy ID from enrolment, and your registered mobile number.
  • Crop loss help: Krishi Rakshak Portal and Helpline, toll-free 14447, to register crop-insurance grievances and report loss.
  • Safety: use only pmfby.gov.in. The portal is free. Never pay an agent a fee to check your status.

What this page covers

PMFBY has two different statuses, and people often confuse them. This page explains both and shows where to check each one.

Application status tells you whether your enrolment was received, accepted, and turned into a policy for the season. Claim status tells you whether a payout has been calculated or released after a loss.

Your application reaches an insurance company chosen by your state for that season and crop. The state agriculture department runs the underlying crop-cutting and notification process. So a claim depends on the insurer, the state, and timely reporting together.

Timely crop-loss reporting matters because individual claims can be rejected for late intimation. The insurer cannot verify damage once the crop is salvaged or harvested.

How to check PMFBY status

Step 1 — Open the official portal

Visit pmfby.gov.in on a phone or computer. Check the address bar carefully before you enter any details.

Step 2 — Open the Farmer Corner

On the homepage, open the Farmer Corner section. This is the area meant for individual farmers.

Step 3 — Click Application Status

Select the Application Status option. Keep your enrolment acknowledgement ready for the number you will need.

Step 4 — Enter your Receipt Number or Policy ID

Type the Receipt Number or Application/Policy ID from your acknowledgement, then enter the captcha shown on screen. Click the check button to view your status.

Step 5 — Report a crop loss if needed

If your crop is damaged, use Report Crop Loss on the portal, the Crop Insurance app, or call the Krishi Rakshak helpline 14447. For localised and post-harvest losses, report within 72 hours through any of these channels.

Step 6 — Note your ticket or reference

When you report a loss through the helpline, you should receive a complaint ticket. Save every reference number, screenshot, and SMS for follow-up.

Details you may need and status meanings

Detail Where to find it
Receipt Number Enrolment acknowledgement (bank, CSC, or online)
Application / Policy ID Acknowledgement receipt or policy document
Registered mobile number The number used at enrolment
Season and crop Your application or policy document
Insurance company name Printed on the policy certificate
Status you may see What it usually means
Submitted or received Your enrolment has reached the system
Approved or active policy Cover is in place for the season
Under process The application or claim is still being worked on
Rejected The application or claim was not accepted; check the reason
Claim calculated or paid A payout has been worked out or released

Status wording can vary by season and insurer. Always confirm the meaning on the official portal or with the named insurer.

If your claim is delayed or rejected

First, recheck your status on pmfby.gov.in and note the exact wording. Then call the Krishi Rakshak helpline 14447 and raise a complaint, keeping the ticket number safe.

If you still get no clear answer, you can use the Right to Information Act, 2005, to ask the public authority for records about your application, the crop-cutting data, and the claim decision. Under section 6(1) you file the request, and under section 7(1) the authority must normally reply within 30 days.

Helpful RTI guides for this situation include RTI for PMFBY crop insurance and RTI for a Fasal Bima claim. You can prepare a request quickly with the RTI Drafter.

Safety warnings

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between application status and claim status?

Application status shows whether your enrolment was received and turned into a policy. Claim status shows whether a payout has been calculated or released after a verified loss. You check both on the official portal, but they answer different questions.

Which website is the official PMFBY portal?

The official portal is pmfby.gov.in, run under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. Avoid other sites that copy its name. Always look at the address bar before entering your details, and never enter banking passwords on any status-check page.

How do I report crop loss under PMFBY?

Use Report Crop Loss on pmfby.gov.in, the Crop Insurance mobile app, or the Krishi Rakshak helpline 14447. For localised and post-harvest losses you should report within 72 hours. You can also inform your insurance company, bank, or local agriculture officer.

What details do I need to check my status?

Keep your Receipt Number or Application/Policy ID from your enrolment acknowledgement, plus your registered mobile number. The portal asks for this number and a captcha. If you cannot find your ID, contact the bank, CSC, or office where you enrolled.

My claim was rejected. What can I do?

First read the rejection reason on the portal and raise a complaint on helpline 14447. If the answer is unclear, file an RTI request for your application and crop-loss records under section 6(1) of the RTI Act, 2005. The authority must usually reply within 30 days.

Official sources

Last reviewed: 2 June 2026 — RTI Wiki editorial team. Always confirm your final status on the official portal.