chongkho.inbaac.com
chongkho.inbaac.com is an online BAAC service used by Thai farmers to check the status of government support payments linked to their registered information.
What is chongkho.inbaac.com used for?
The site helps farmers see whether money from an approved government support program has been sent to them.
It has been used for rice farmer support programs and other payments handled through the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives.
BAAC is known in Thai as ธ.ก.ส., and its main public website is the official BAAC website.
Official BAAC notices have directed farmers to chongkho.inbaac.com when explaining how to check payment results.
The service is useful because a farmer can check a payment without first visiting a bank branch.
How do you check your payment status?
Start by opening the exact chongkho.inbaac.com address in your browser.
Recent instructions say users may need to sign in with Digital ID before seeing their payment information.
The system can show details about an account, the amount paid, and the support project connected to the payment.
A successful transfer should also appear through other BAAC channels after the money reaches the linked account.
The Thai government has listed BAAC Mobile, ATM checks, bankbook updates, and SMS alerts as other ways to check a transfer.
You can read the government overview of these choices on the Government Contact Center information page.
Does the website register you for farmer support?
No, checking a payment and registering as a farmer are two different jobs.
chongkho.inbaac.com mainly helps you follow a payment after your information has already entered the government system.
Farmer registration is handled through the agencies responsible for each type of crop or support program.
For many crop programs, farmers can check their registration information through the Department of Agricultural Extension's e-Farmer service.
This difference matters because a missing payment record does not always mean that BAAC has made a mistake.
Your registration may still be missing, waiting for approval, or linked to information that needs to be corrected.
What should you do if no information appears?
First, make sure you entered the correct information requested by the official login page.
Next, check whether your farmer registration for that specific program is complete.
Government guidance says people with no registration record should contact the agency that registered farmers for the crop involved.
You should also check BAAC Mobile or your bank account because payment information may be easier to confirm there.
Do not assume that every farmer receives money on the same day because large support programs can use several payment rounds.
Past BAAC rice programs sent money in separate rounds to millions of households.
For example, an official BAAC announcement shows how one rice support program reached its ninth transfer round in April 2024.
Is chongkho.inbaac.com still relevant for newer payments?
Yes, government and agriculture information published in 2025 still named the site as a way to check farmer support payments.
Department of Agricultural Extension material for the 2025/26 rice season also told farmers that the service could be used around the clock.
News reports later in 2025 described the same site for checking the 1,000-baht-per-rai rice support payment.
This shows that the service has continued beyond the older rice support programs that first made the address widely known.
However, each new support program can have different rules, payment dates, and limits.
You should therefore check the current program details instead of using an old payment schedule from a past year.
How can you avoid fake payment-checking websites?
Type the address carefully because fake pages may use names that look close to a real government or bank service.
Use the exact chongkho.inbaac.com address when an official BAAC or government notice tells you to use it.
Do not follow a random social media link just because it promises a fast payment check.
Never pay a fee to someone who says they can unlock a government support payment for you.
Be careful before sharing your national ID details, login data, PIN, password, or one-time code.
A real status check should not require you to send secret banking information to a stranger in a chat message.
What is the easiest way to understand your result?
Think of chongkho.inbaac.com as a payment tracker rather than the place that decides whether every farmer qualifies.
Your farmer registration helps decide whether your name enters an eligible program.
The government program sets the rules and payment amount.
BAAC then handles the transfer for programs assigned to the bank.
The website helps you see the result after those parts connect.
If the page shows a transfer, check your BAAC account to confirm the actual balance.
If it shows no record, check your registration and the current payment round before assuming the money has been lost.
This simple order makes chongkho.inbaac.com much easier to use and helps farmers know which office or service to contact next.