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If you received the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) between July 2025 and June 2026, you may have been included in the supplemental payment that started on September 17, 2026. The Government of Canada says this was a one-time $150 payment for eligible recipients. This guide helps you compare your own payment history with the announced eligibility period before deciding whether a missing deposit needs follow-up.
The key point is that the September payment was not limited to people who still receive CDB now. The announcement says that people who received even one CDB payment and are no longer eligible can still qualify for the supplemental payment. You do not need to submit a separate application for this payment, so start by checking your records rather than paying anyone to apply on your behalf.
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Who the September payment was for
For the September 17 phase, the government identified eligible and entitled CDB recipients who had received a CDB payment during the July 2025 to June 2026 period. The payment was described as supplemental support connected with the disability tax credit process required for CDB qualification. Whether you are still receiving the monthly benefit is not, by itself, the whole check: a past recipient can be relevant too.
A quick way to check your situation
- Check the period Confirm whether you received at least one CDB payment from July 2025 through June 2026.
- Check the amount Look for a separate one-time payment of $150 around or after September 17, 2026.
- Check your details Make sure the bank account or payment method used for your CDB was still available for the payment.
- Use the official route If your history appears to match the announced group but the deposit is missing, use the official Government of Canada information to decide your next contact step.
Why a missing payment does not always mean you were excluded
The announcement describes more than one payment phase. September 17 covered the earlier CDB payment period, while a later phase is planned for people who became eligible at any time since July 2026 and for people approved for a new disability tax credit certificate. That means a person who does not fit the September group should not assume that the announcement rules out a later supplemental payment.
Keep screenshots or statements showing your CDB payments and the date you checked for the supplemental deposit. They can make an official follow-up clearer. Avoid sharing your banking details with unofficial callers or websites: the government says qualifying individuals do not need to apply for the supplemental payment.
Frequently asked questions
Who should have received the September 17 supplemental payment?
The September 17 phase was for eligible and entitled CDB recipients who received a CDB payment during July 2025 through June 2026. Check your own payment history against that period.
Can a past CDB recipient qualify?
Yes. The government says that someone who received only one payment and is no longer eligible for CDB can still be eligible for this supplemental payment.
Do I have to apply for the supplemental payment?
No. The government says individuals will not need to apply for the supplemental payment; it is issued automatically to people who qualify.