Poland’s Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) is seeking to modernize pension disbursement by transitioning all payments to bank accounts. Currently, pensioners receive benefits either via bank transfer or postal money order. The proposed change aims to streamline the payment process and eliminate reliance on traditional postal services. However, the Ministry of Family and Social Policy has expressed opposition to the plan, citing concerns about accessibility for all pensioners, particularly those in rural areas or lacking bank accounts. ZUS argues the digital shift would improve efficiency and reduce administrative costs. The Ministry believes maintaining current options is crucial to ensure all eligible citizens receive their pensions without barriers. Further discussion and potential compromise are expected.