1 · Give
Authorized QR
Government of NepalScan this QR in your banking or wallet app
Authorized government fund
Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund
Rastriya Banijya Bank
Account numberSWIFT RBBANPKAGive on donate.gov.np ↗The Government of Nepal’s own page: card, NepalPay, Fonepay and SWIFT. Atlas never handles the money.
Do not send money to personal QR codes or personal accounts. Give only through the government funds and recognised organisations below.
Same fund, other banks
| Nepal Bank Limited | SWIFT NEBLNPKA | |
|---|---|---|
| Agricultural Development Bank Ltd. | SWIFT ADBLNPKA | — |
| Everest Bank Limited | SWIFT EVBLNPKA | |
| Global IME Bank Ltd. | SWIFT GLBBNPKA | |
| Nabil Bank | SWIFT NARBNPKA | |
| Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Ltd. | SWIFT SCBLNPKA | |
| Himalayan Bank LimitedUSD | SWIFT HIMANPKA | — |
Prime Minister's Relief Fund
| Rastriya Banijya Bank | SWIFT RBBANPKA |
|---|
Fund names were verified against the Prime Minister's Office appeal (archived copy, 27 Aug 2026). Every QR shown was decoded and confirms a Government of Nepal relief fund as the payee. The account numbers below could NOT be checked against a primary government source — opmcm.gov.np was unreachable and its appeal page does not publish them. Re-verify with the bank or an official notice before relying on a typed account number. Source ↗
2 · Received
What has reached the Prime Minister’s fund
Balances OPMCM published for the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund: the 22 Bhadra 17:00 nine-bank stock. This is cash already in those accounts — not a pledge, and not Atlas. Give through the accounts above.
Do not add these together The amount already in the fund before the flood is inside the 8.77 billion, not on top of it. The Rs 1 billion already sent to affected areas is money that left that stock. The Rs 13.5 crore released to 15 local levels, name-transfer lists, NCHL, PhonePe QR, foreign pledges, the World Bank package and in-kind cargo are not this bank stock.
Also published — do not add to the Rs 8.77 billion
Grouped so they stay readable. Open a row only if you need the source note. None of these replace the nine-bank stock above.
Other collection channels
Overlapping routes — not a second pile on top of the nine-bank stock.
Source note
896,354 transactions to date.
Source note
246,614 transactions (5 September 14:00). Overlapping channel with the bank stock.
Source note
331 donors, Bhadra 11–19. Paisa dropped from the published figure.
Already leaving the fund
Disbursements and local allocations. Count once; not extra cash received.
Source note
OPMCM, 16 Bhadra — Rs 1 billion released. The 23 Bhadra MoF bank stock of Rs 8.77 billion is after that release.
Source note
NDRRMA — from the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund to 15 local levels in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha and Tanahun, covering 55 wards. Two tranches of Rs 6.75 crore: the first went out on 28 August, the second is being released now. The earlier MoHA 6.75 crore line is the first tranche inside this 13.5 crore — count once.
Pledges and in-kind
Outside the Prime Minister’s bank accounts.
Source note
Pledge, not cash in the PM fund.
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Appeal — not a government account.
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Emergency fund for the Red Cross.
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10 t then 37.5 t. In-kind; Tribhuvan handover not confirmed.
Earlier OPMCM totals
Older or combined figures. The 22 Bhadra nine-bank stock above is the cash floor.
Source note
Rs 11.06 billion combined on 20 Bhadra. Superseded as the NPR bank floor by the 23 Bhadra MoF stock of Rs 8.77 billion — not added onto it.
Source note
Rs 7.01 billion across both PM funds, before the Rs 1 billion release. Superseded as a cash floor by the 22 Bhadra nine-bank stock.
Source note
Same speech. Different collection from the ~USD 21 million bank aside.
Figures as of 23 Bhadra 17:00 (Ministry of Finance / PM Disaster Relief Fund)
17 sources
Bank stock and combined totals
- MoF via BeemaPost (23 Bhadra 17:00) — NPR Rs 8.77bn + USD 21.1m ≈ Rs 11.95bn available ↗
- MoF via Singhadarbar (23 Bhadra 17:00) — same Rs 8.77bn / Rs 11.95bn available labels ↗
- OPMCM PMDRF daily deposit (22 Bhadra 17:00) — prior nine-bank NPR Rs 8.46bn ↗
- OPMCM via Nepal Press (20 Bhadra) — both PM funds ~Rs 11.05bn ↗
- OPMCM via Corporate Khabar (20 Bhadra) — both PM funds ~Rs 11.05bn ↗
- PM Shah to Parliament via Arthasansar — earlier combined NPR / USD speech figures ↗
Disbursements and local allocations
- OPMCM on nepal.gov.np (16 Bhadra) — Rs 1bn to be sent to affected areas ↗
- NDRRMA — Rs 13.5 crore from the PM fund to 15 local levels (55 wards); second Rs 6.75 crore tranche being released ↗
- Kathmandu Post (30 August) — first Rs 6.75 crore to 15 local units in five districts ↗
- MoHA on nepal.gov.np (16 Bhadra) — Rs 6.75 crore to 15 local governments (first tranche) ↗
- NDRRMA via Prasashan (19 Bhadra) — Rs 13.5 crore to 15 palikas ↗
Pledges and major gifts
3 · Goods
Relief goods needed and emergency warehouses
NDRRMA SitRep #06 demand list. This is what is still asked for — not cargo already sent, and not the cash in the Prime Minister’s fund.
Do not add these together Do not add these quantities onto the Rs 8.77 billion. The list will be updated as NDRRMA republishes it.
Scroll the list
Shelter
- Tents8,692
- Tarpaulins8,692
- Rope8,692 rollsTotal 26,076
- Blankets39,114
- Black plastic / sheeting8,692 rollsTotal 17,384
- Sleeping bags39,114
- Sleeping mats / P-foam39,114
Kitchen
- Kitchen sets8,692 families
- Gas + cylinder8,692
- Plastic buckets8,692Total 26,076
- Plastic mugs8,692Total 43,460
- Water containers8,692
Hygiene
- Baby kits, 0–2 years1,955
- Baby kits, 3–5 years1,955
- Adolescent / dignity kits3,130
- Slippers39,114
- Essential clothing39,114
- Hygiene kits3,130
- Piyush (water treatment)8,692Total 26,076
- Family hygiene kits8,692
- Soap / laundry soap39,114Total 78,228
- Sanitary pads3,130
- Toothbrush / toothpaste39,114Total 78,228
- Towels39,114
- MedicineNot listedQuantity not published
Lighting
- Solar panels8,692
- Solar lamps8,692
- Batteries8,692
Food
- High-energy biscuits39,114 packsTotal 782,280
- Ready-to-eat food39,114 packsTotal 782,280
- Rice8,692× 30 kg each
- Lentils (dal)8,693× 20 kg · published 8,693
- Potatoes8,692× 60 kg each
- Cooking oil8,692 litresTotal 26,076
- Salt8,692 packsTotal 26,076
- Soybeans8,692× 5 kg each
- Beaten rice (chiura)8,692× 5 kg each
- Dried fruit8,692 kgTotal 17,384
Emergency transport
- Bailey bridges, 50–70 m30
Grey notes are pack size or product weight from the sitrep, not extra items. Dal is published as 8,693 — one off the 8,692 households.
Drop-off
Emergency warehouses
3In-kind goods can be handed in here. Tap a number to call.
Maithili Barrack, Battar, Nuwakot (Rasuwa and Nuwakot)
Nepal Police Disaster Response and Training Centre, Samakhusi
Goods can also be coordinated with the relevant District Administration Office and local governments. These drop-off numbers are reproduced from NDRRMA SitRep #06; Atlas has not rung them.
Figures as of 11 Bhadra, 22:00 (NDRRMA SitRep #06 — demand list)
Also
Other ways to give
Recognised organisations
Read ministry posts on nepal.gov.np ↗
- IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies)Backing the Nepal Red Cross Society's response through its Disaster Response Emergency Fund.
- Nepal Red Cross SocietyLeading on-the-ground evacuation, search & rescue, and emergency supply distribution. Reported reaching around 5,000 people as of 27 August 2026.
- Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund (Nepal)The Government of Nepal's central relief fund. Give on donate.gov.np — card, NepalPay, Fonepay and SWIFT — or through the reviewed bank accounts on this page.
- CARE NepalCoordinating its response with NDRRMA, the Association of International NGOs in Nepal (AIN), and HPP.
- Direct ReliefSupplying medical and trauma supplies to health facilities responding to the floods.
- GlobalGiving Nepal Flood Relief FundA pooled fund that distributes donations to vetted local organisations responding in the affected districts.
Organisations checked 2026-09-01 · against kathmandupost.com ↗donate.gov.np ↗