Nowadays, when we go to the market and buy something, most people make online payment for it. This method is easy and you do not even need to keep cash in it.
At the same time, nowadays there are many types of UPI apps through which you can make payment in minutes, but there are many occasions or at many places we can make payment only with cash. That’s why we have to go to the ATM to withdraw cash and for this you also need a debit card. But do you know that you can also withdraw money from your Aadhaar card? Probably not, so let’s know what is its method and what is its limit.
If you want to withdraw money from your Aadhaar Money Withdrawal, then you do not need a debit card or you do not need to go to the ATM. This is because you can withdraw money from your account through your Aadhaar card. Actually, National Payments Corporation of India i.e. NPCI launched Aadhaar Enabled Payment System i.e. AEPS.
In this, you have to go to any micro ATM. Where you can withdraw money from your bank account by using your Aadhar card and putting your fingerprint. Just keep one thing in mind that your Aadhar card should be linked to your bank account. If we talk about the limit, then the limit of every bank is different, like – in some banks you can withdraw up to 10 thousand rupees and in some banks you can withdraw up to 50 thousand rupees.
This is how you can withdraw money:-
Step 1
- First of all you have to go to the micro ATM and enter your Aadhaar number here
- Then you have to give your fingerprint for which you have to put one of your fingers on the fingerprint scanner.
- After this, many options will open in front of you.
Step 2
- Now from the options that are open in front of you, you have to choose the option to withdraw money i.e. money withdraw option
- After this, you have to fill the amount you want to withdraw, like 1000 or 2000 etc.
- Then your money is withdrawn and its message also comes on your registered mobile number.
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