Fewer than 3,000 people will be affected by plans to stop paying benefits and pensions in cash.
The Cabinet Office gave the figure in response to a Freedom of Information request from the Isle of Man Womens' Institute.
The organisation wanted to know how many people would be affected by the planned withdrawal of the MiCard system.
In its response, the Cabinet Office said there were fewer than 3,000 users, with around 1,000 pensioners.
Work starts on Peel sewage works
Peel's finally getting its new sewage treatment plant - with work starting this week.
Merseyside police launch annual TT safety operation
Police in Liverpool have teamed up with the city's council to safeguard TT fans travelling to the Island.
LED red-flag test for TT tommorrow
Don't worry if you get red-flagged on the TT course tomorrow - it's just a test!
Invitation to welcome Manx Ukraine hero home on Friday
A motorcade led by bikers will bring a Manx hero home tomorrow.
Were you given weight-loss jabs on prescription?
Twenty-three prescriptions for weight loss drugs have been issued on the island in the past year.
New cafe for Castletown
A new café in the south of the Island has thrown open its doors today.
Strong winds and rain for first day of TT practice
This year's TT is facing a soggy and windy start, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Government wants to know what you think of new NHS surcharge
There's a chance to have your say on a new healthcare tax to pay for the Island's healthcare system.
