KYC-Led Access
Partner and customer checks follow provider requirements.
AEPS can support eligible Aadhaar-linked banking requests through an authorised assisted-service point using approved provider and biometric workflows.
Every request remains subject to customer consent, Aadhaar-linked bank availability, biometric validation, provider limits and applicable regulatory requirements.
Partner and customer checks follow provider requirements.
The customer must be physically present for assisted authentication.
Provider limits and bank rules apply to every request.
Maintain available transaction references and receipts.
Follow defined provider steps for failed or disputed transactions.
AEPS access is considered only for approved service points.
The retailer or service point completes required onboarding and KYC.
The customer requests the service and confirms the bank details.
Authentication is completed through the approved device and provider.
The provider returns a success, failure or pending status.
Share the receipt and maintain required transaction records.
Assisted withdrawal through an eligible Aadhaar-linked bank account.
Check an eligible account balance through the approved AEPS route.
Request eligible recent-transaction information where supported.
AEPS assistance built around verification and responsible handling
No AEPS request should be attempted without the customer being present, giving consent and completing the approved authentication process.
No. Customer presence, consent and approved biometric authentication are essential.
No. The underlying transaction is processed through the authorised provider and banking network.
No. Retailers must complete KYC, location review, provider approval and any required device setup.
Share your location, the exact requirement and whether this is for personal use, a service point or reseller access.