Punjab Green Credit Program: Earn Rs 20,000 Official Reward
Punjab Green Credit Program offers an official Rs. 20,000 reward for cycling 75 km. Learn how to track your rides, submit proof, and claim your green credit.

Punjab Green Credit Program: Official Rs. 20,000 Cycling Reward Launched
The Punjab Green Credit Program is turning daily pedaling into real cash rewards for eco-conscious citizens. Under a new push to tackle smog and improve urban fitness, the Government of Punjab will pay residents Rs. 20,000 worth of green credits simply for riding a bicycle.
The initiative aims to curb emissions across urban centers, beginning in Lahore before scaling outward to the rest of the province.
Eligible Steps to Complete the Cycling Challenge
To qualify for the Rs. 20,000 payout, participants must meet specific tracking and verification criteria:
Distance Milestone: Log a cumulative distance of at least 75 kilometers on a bicycle.
Tracking Requirement: Record every ride using the official CM Punjab Green Credit Program Tracker App.
Photo Verification: Capture a clear photo of the bicycle used during the rides.
Submission Portal: Upload ride logs, route data, and the bicycle photo through the Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) form on the official dashboard.
Once government reviewers verify the submitted MRV form, participants receive credits redeemable for Rs. 20,000 directly into their designated accounts.
Image Alt Text: Cyclist using tracker app for the Punjab Green Credit Program reward
How to Register and Claim Your Reward
Under the official slogan, "Cycle, save the environment and earn a reward," the provincial administration seeks to combine climate action with direct civic incentives. Replacing vehicle commutes with non-motorized transport directly targets urban smog during critical high-pollution seasons.
To join the challenge, download the CM tracker app and register your profile via the official portal at greencredit.punjab.gov.pk. Registrations remain open to all eligible residents aiming to log their first 75 km milestone.
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