Quick answer: Punjab Sahulat Bazaar (PSBA) is a Punjab government authority that runs fixed bazaars and a free home delivery service. You can shop in-person or use the official app. This guide shows exact steps, verification checks, and what to expect.
Key facts (short)
- 46 active bazaars across Punjab (Jan 2026)
- Free home delivery in 35 cities
- PSBA publishes daily prices and compares them to DC rates
- No advance payments or membership fees – red flag if asked
Two ways to buy
1. Visit a physical Sahulat Bazaar
- Find nearest bazaar on this page: Sahulat Bazaar Stores in Punjab
- Bring cash. No membership or ID required for shopping.
- Check price board at each stall (PSBA price vs DC rate).
- Ask for receipt. Inspect produce before leaving.
2. Order via the Sahulat Bazaar app (Free home delivery)
- Download official “Sahulat Bazaar” app from Play Store or App Store. Confirm publisher is Punjab Model Bazaars Management Company.
- Create an account with your phone number and delivery address (covered city required).
- Choose items (PSBA lists ~13 core items in the app).
- Select delivery slot and confirm. Payment is cash on delivery (no advance).
- Rider delivers free. You get a digital receipt.
How PSBA keeps prices lower
PSBA cuts out middlemen. Instead of Farmer → Wholesaler → Distributor → Retailer → You, PSBA sources direct and sells to the public. That removes extra margins and lowers prices by roughly 7–15% normally, bigger during Ramzan.

Stalls and vendor rules
- Stalls allocated by open electronic balloting (lottery).
- Monthly rent typically Rs8,000–Rs15,000; includes utilities and security.
- Reserved support: discounted stalls for women, widows, and differently-abled.
- Price-monitoring dashboard links stalls to district admin for oversight.
Delivery, stock & substitutions
- Delivery is free and usually next-day (city-dependent).
- If item is out-of-stock, app shows “Currently unavailable”. No automatic substitutions.
- If delivery is late or wrong, refuse delivery, take a photo, and call PSBA helpline.
What PSBA never asks
- Advance fees or registration payments
- Upfront bank transfer before delivery
- Exclusive membership to access prices
Ramzan changes (special rules)
- Expanded items and higher discounts (up to ~30% vs market).
- Special Ramzan bazaars and mobile “On-the-Go” units for low-income areas.
- Longer hours and higher stock levels.
How to verify official PSBA services
- Domain check: official site is
psba.gop.pk. - Call official phone: +92-42-99001000.
- Confirm app publisher on store page: Punjab Model Bazaars Management Company.
- Look for daily price dashboard and DC comparison.
Common problems and fixes
Problem: Low-quality produce during peak hours. Fix: Inspect items and ask for manager or replacement immediately. Keep receipt.
Problem: Fake app or site asking for advance payment. Fix: Type psba.gop.pk yourself and call helpline before paying.
FAQs
Is PSBA the same as ARY Sahulat Bazar?
No. PSBA is a government authority focused on essential goods. ARY Sahulat Bazar is a private online retailer with loyalty programs.
Can I get delivery anywhere in Pakistan?
Not yet. Delivery currently covers 35 cities. Check the official app to confirm availability in your city.
Do I need to pay online?
No. PSBA uses cash on delivery only. Any request for advance payment should be treated as a scam.
How do vendors get stalls?
Through public electronic balloting. Stalls are rented under transparent rules with ongoing monitoring.
What if my delivery is late or wrong?
Refuse the delivery, take clear photos, and contact the PSBA helpline or submit a complaint through the app.
Where can I see today’s prices?
Use the PSBA daily price page at psba.gop.pk/daily-rate-comparison.
Conclusion – what to do now
Test with one small order through the official app to learn the process. Always verify the domain and helpline before you pay anyone. If you shop in person, check the price board and ask for a receipt.
Last updated: January 24, 2026. Sources: PSBA official site, PSBA Act 2025, app store listings, and media briefings.