Jan Dhan account re-KYC
Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna has finished his decade. According to the rules, it is essential to update your KYC (who knows your customers) 10 years after opening a bank account. In this situation, the government called for Rekyc in lensing KYC for the account opened as part of Jan Dhana Yojana until September 30th. If you also have a JanDhan account, we will be running Rekyc by September 30th. This means there are only three days left. Otherwise, the bank can close the account. Rekyc is a simple process of updating old information, such as your bank’s name, address, and photos. It also helps prevent fraud and ensures that banking services continue smoothly. The KYC accuracy for these accounts is 10 years, so the owners of accounts opened between 2014 and 2015 must be repeated. This process is required to maintain an active account. Government Banks will host camps at glam bread chains nationwide from July 1st to September 30th, 2025. These camps will repeatedly create taxis and visit account owners. So far, the camp has been set up in about one space for lunch, with millions of people being updated. Your account may be inactive, which can also cause problems when you stop trading and receive state grants. Many things are available at Yang Dhan Yojan:
- Trade Assessment Account: You can open a bank account without spending any money.
- Rupay Debit Card: A free Rupay card is provided from an account that can be used to withdraw money from your automatic ticket distributor or store payments. 2 Lakha accident insurance: Account owners will receive insurance coating with 2 Rs Lakha with Raupay release card.
- Discovery: You can use up to Rs 10,000 (Ready) Overdraft with this score. Direct Benefits of Manual (DBT): State grants such as gas grants and money from other meals are included directly in your account.
- Objectives of Interest: As usual, regular bank accounts also receive interest on savings. Opening an account is very easy. You need these
Aadhaar Card: That’s the most important thing. Aadhaar, voter identifier, driver rights, passport or other government identifier is appropriate.
Proof of address and personality: if the address is in Aadhaar, it is sufficient. Otherwise, you can provide an account such as electricity, diet cards, etc.
Passport size photo: 1-2 photos are required. Simply go to your nearest bank, post office, or Mitra Bank (BC), fill out the form and your account will open. Many locations now also offer the possibility of opening an account on the internet. Anyone can open this account.
