Aadhaar Card Bank Link- Is your Aadhaar card linked to the bank, find out immediately.

As we told you through our earlier article Aadhaar cards are very important documents for Indian people, from opening a bank account to availing government and private services. Without Aadhaar card, many works can stop, making it important to keep track of its linkage with various services. Linking your Aadhaar card to your bank account.

If you are not sure which of your bank accounts is linked to your Aadhaar, don't worry. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) provides an easy and quick way to check it online, let's know the complete details about it.

Steps to check Aadhaar and bank account linking status:

Visit the official website of UIDAI.

Open your browser and visit the official website of UIDAI: uidai.gov.in.

Choose your preferred language.

After reaching the homepage, select your preferred language (eg, Hindi, English, etc.) from the available options.

Go to the 'My Aadhaar' section.

You will find several options on the portal. Click on the 'My Aadhaar' tab.

Click on 'Check Aadhaar and Bank Account Linking Status'

You will see several options in the 'My Aadhaar' section. Select 'Check Your Aadhaar and Bank Account Linking Status'.

Enter your Aadhaar number

You will be asked to enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number.

Enter security code

Next, fill in the security code (captcha) displayed on the screen.

Submit details

Click on the 'Submit' button to proceed.

OTP verification

An OTP (one-time password) will be sent to your registered mobile number (linked to your Aadhaar).

Enter OTP and log in

Enter the OTP you received and click on 'Login'.

View linking status

After successful verification, the portal will show you which bank account your Aadhaar is linked to.

Why is it important?

Linking your Aadhaar to your bank account ensures smooth financial transactions, access to government subsidies, and many other services. By regularly checking the status of your Aadhaar-bank linkage, you can avoid any disruption in receiving payments or government benefits.