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Showing posts with label Aadhaar Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aadhaar Card. Show all posts

Sunday 8 September 2019




Recently, UIDAI opened Passport like Seva Kendras for Aadhaar related services. To reduce the hassle around Aadhaar, the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) has come up with an online appointment booking faculty similar to that of a passport application in India.

Saturday 6 October 2018

How To Delink Aadhaar

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court passed a judgment regarding the Delink Aadhaar, that linking Aadhaar with your bank account or SIM card is no longer mandatory and forcing anyone to do so shall be treated as unconstitutional. For those who have already linked their 12-digit identity number issued by UIDAI, could expect the bankers and telecom service providers to issue a streamlined process to unlink Aadhaar.
Unless you are receiving any direct benefit transfers (DBT) or subsidies in your bank account, you have every right to not share your Aadhaar details with the bank or your mobile service provider. In the case of DBT, the Aadhaar needs to remain linked. Also, note that PAN has to be linked to Aadhaar for income tax purposes.

What was the basis for not making Aadhaar linking mandatory for these services?

The Supreme Court noted that on the failure to link Aadhaar to the bank account, the person would become ineligible to use their account, which means the money in it cannot be accessed. This would mean forfeiting a person from using one’s own property. As the bank already had KYC methods before Aadhaar came into the picture, the need for the additional layer was unnecessary.
As for SIM cards, the Department of Telecommunications in a circular (dated 23 March 2017) directed all the service providers to verify the subscribers (new, as well as existing) using Aadhaar based e-KYC.
About that, the Supreme Court said, “Circular dated March 23, 2017, mandating linking of mobile number with Aadhaar is held to be illegal and unconstitutional as it is not backed by any law and is hereby quashed.”
Note that all private mobile payment service providers like PayTM, Amazon Pay, etc also cannot demand your Aadhaar data and deprive you of any of their services for lack of it.

How to Delink Aadhaar?

Usually, for KYC (know your customer) purposes, the organisation will ask for Aadhaar details for ‘Aadhaar authentication’. In the process, you will either share your biometric information (like the fingerprint) or OTP (when done online), which means that you are providing your consent to provide Aadhaar details like photograph and address to the organisation.
You can track your Aadhaar history at any point to see who has used your details.
The ‘Compendium of Regulations, Circulars and Guidelines’ on UIDAI’s official website states that, “The Aadhaar number holder may, at any time, revoke consent given to a KUA for storing his e-KYC data or for sharing it with third parties, and upon such revocation, the KUA shall delete the e-KYC data and cease any further sharing.”
This means it is completely legal to ask for a delink and you cannot be denied services for lack of Aadhaar or its details and the organisation is liable to delete any data collected before.
The service providers have not come up with a simple process to unlink the Aadhaar yet.
Some service providers like PayTM allow you to do so after you make a call to their customer care (01204456456) requesting the same. An official email will be sent to you to start the process and they will remove your Aadhaar details from their database in 72 hours.

You can try the same for your telecom service providers. In the case of bank accounts, no online method is available yet. You may visit your nearest branch and as them to unlink your Aadhaar from your bank account.

Friday 29 September 2017


UIDAI has launched the mAadhaar app in this year which is a mobile application for your smartphone. You don't need to carry the physical copy of Aadhaar when you have the mAadhaar app. Aadhaar number holder can carry a soft copy of the biometrics-based identity card and other demographic details in their smartphones with this app. You need to have a registered mobile phone number to use the mAadhaar app. If the mobile number is not registered with UIDAI; you need to visit the Aadhaar enrollment center, or you can do it online also.

Tuesday 26 September 2017


 Aadhaar will be now mandatory for driving license!

Two very important developments related with Aadhaar has come up in the last 72 hours, which will further deepen the relationship between Govt. and its citizens, and enable the system to have a robust Aadhaar-based verification system

Monday 30 May 2016

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Aadhaar is gaining popularity as most of banks, financial institutions reduce the KYC process if an individual is having a Aadhaar number.



Else the person has to go through tedious process to complete KYC for doing a new transaction or opening a new account. Recently, the Aadhar Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha and once it becomes a law, it would be mandatory to have the same.

Only having Aadhaar card will not help unless it is linked to your bank account.
 

Once you link your Aadhaar card, one can enjoy benefits of transferring your LPG connection, easy mobile portability and pension which will directly get credited to your savings account.



There are two ways online and offline method through which you can link your Aadhaar to your bank account.



Steps to Aadhaar card to your bank account online

1. To link online, individual must registered with banks net banking.
2. Login to your net banking
3. There will be option of linking Aadhaar number. Say for HDFC Bank, one can update Aadhaar number " update contact details"
4. For other banks one can look for "Aadhar Bank Account Seeding" or Aadhaar Seeding"
5. Enter the Aadhaar details correctly.
6. Hit submit button.
7. Bank will verify the information the details of your Aadhaar.
8. The same will be notified to your registered mobile and mail ID. Click to read on how to know whether Aadhaar number is linked to bank account or not?

How to link your Aadhaar card to your bank account Offline?
1)Download Aadhar form or get it from the branch
2)Fill in the correct details Carry photo copy of your Aadhar card
3)Carry photo copy of your pan card
4)Passbook photo copy
5)Submit all documents at your bank


As per RBI guidelines, Aadhaar is now set to become the single document for opening a bank account in India.