Aadhaar made easy: Carrying your Aadhaar card everywhere can be a hassle, especially with the risk of losing it. But what if you could access all its benefits without the physical card? Enter E-Aadhaar is a digitally secure, easy-to-use version of the Aadhaar card that fits right in your phone.
What makes E-Aadhaar special?
E-Aadhaar is not just a duplicate of your Aadhaar card, it’s a smarter version. Certified by UIDAI with digital signatures, it offers the same validity as the physical card. Whether you need proof of identity or address, E-Aadhaar can handle it all. Plus, it’s password-protected, so your information stays safe.
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When and where can you use it?
E-Aadhaar is widely accepted for a range of purposes, from everyday transactions to critical applications. Whether you’re applying for a passport, it can serve as both address and identity proof. For offline identity verification processes, E-Aadhaar provides a convenient and reliable solution. Additionally, it is seamlessly used for opening demat accounts or completing KYC requirements for private organisations, making it a versatile digital identity tool.
How to get your E-Aadhaar
- Download the mAadhaar app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
- Open the app and input your 12-digit Aadhaar or 28-digit enrolment ID (EID).
- Provide your registered mobile number to receive a One-Time Password (OTP). Enter it for verification.
- Click “Download Aadhaar,” input your password, and get the PDF instantly.
- Save the file on your device and open it using any PDF reader.
Things to keep in mind
Ensure that your mobile number is registered with UIDAI; if unsure, verify it on the UIDAI website or by calling the helpline at 1947. If you’ve forgotten your Aadhaar password, you can reset it easily online. For added convenience, E-Aadhaar can also be downloaded directly from the UIDAI website.
E-Aadhaar is more than just a document; it’s your all-in-one digital identity. Simple to use, secure, and widely accepted, it’s the modern way to keep your Aadhaar handy without the fear of losing it.
