In today’s digital era, most of us use online payment, whether to buy some goods at the shop, pay bills or send money to someone, everything is now done from mobile and apps. But many times there are also places where only cash runs. In such a situation, we have to go to the bank or ATM. In such a situation, if you do not have a debit card or have been lost, now you can withdraw money from Aadhaar card. Let us know how to withdraw money deposited in the bank from Aadhaar card?

How can we withdraw money from Aadhaar card?

With Aadhaar card, you can withdraw money deposited in the bank with the help of Aadhaar enabled payment system i.e. AEPS. AEPS i.e. Aadhaar enabled payment system is a system that has been introduced by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). Through this, you can withdraw money from the bank by using only your Aadhaar number and fingerprint, you can check, check the balance or also remove a mini statement. In this system you do not need an ATM card, neither need to enter a PIN or OTP nor do you have to face long process. But it is important that your Aadhaar card should be linked to your bank account.

How to withdraw money from Aadhaar?

1. Go to the nearest banking correspondent or micro ATM: This person is sitting in a shop or in a bank’s mini branch, which is also called BC Agent. These people do transactions from portable machines (Micro ATM).

2. Enter your Aadhaar number: Insert your 12 -digit Aadhaar number in the BC Agent machine.

3. Give fingerprint: Put your finger in a fingerprint scanner. This will mix your identity with the Aadhaar database.

4. Select transaction option: Choose a cash withdrawal option.

5. Enter the amount: Enter the amount of money you want to withdraw.

6. Complete transactions: You will get money as soon as you are identified with finger. The SMS of transaction will also come to your registered mobile number.

Necessary things to withdraw money from AEPS

1. Your bank account should be linked to Aadhaar card.

2. Only the account will work which is a link to Aadhaar as a primary account.

3. Transaction requires fingerprint, not OTP or PIN.

4. How many times you can withdraw money in a day, it depends on every bank’s own limit.

5. The RBI has not set any special limit, but most banks allow only up to 50,000 for safety. This limit can also change, so definitely get information from your bank.

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