These days, a post is going viral on social media, in which it has been claimed that RBI has made new updates in Aadhaar banking, according to which now it is necessary to transact money through Aadhaar at least once a month. If you have also seen a similar post, then let us tell you what is the whole matter…
While the digital world has made people’s lives easier, it has also increased difficulties. Actually, many types of news and videos go viral on social media, which are usually not correct. Their aim is to mislead people. Recently, a message is being shared widely on social media where it is being claimed that the government has made a new change in its Aadhaar banking facility. According to which, if you do not withdraw money from your Aadhaar banking once in a month, your Aadhaar banking will be blocked. Let us know how much truth is there in this message and what is the whole matter.
What is the matter?
In fact, these days a post is going viral on social media, in which it has been claimed that RBI has made new updates in Aadhaar banking, according to which now it is mandatory to transact money through Aadhaar at least once a month. If this is not done, the facility of transaction through customer’s Aadhaar will be locked. Some people considering this to be true have also started withdrawing money from Aadhar Banking. But how much truth is there in this message, has RBI really issued any update like this? To get answers to all these questions, let us know what PIB’s fact check says.
Revealed in PIB fact check
The Press Information Bureau or PIB, the press agency of the Government of India, has revealed the truth of this viral message. PIB has called this claim completely fake and has suggested not to share this content. The agency said that NPCI has not issued any guidelines for account holders to compulsorily conduct AEPS transactions every month to keep AEPS services active.
where to complain
You can also take the help of PIB Fact Check to know any misleading news related to the government. Any person can send a screenshot, tweet, Facebook post or URL of a misleading news to PIB Fact Check on WhatsApp number 8799711259 or mail it to factcheck@pib.gov.in.