Ration Card eKYC deadline nears: Complete it by June 30; Online and offline steps explained

Published : May 28, 2025, 10:43 AM IST
Ration Card eKYC deadline nears: Complete it by June 30; Online and offline steps explained

Synopsis

Ration card holders must complete eKYC by the June 30th deadline to avoid suspension of ration benefits. eKYC can be done both online and offline.

Ration Card e-KYC Last Date: If you have a ration card and use it monthly, completing e-KYC by June 30th is crucial. Failure to do so may lead to ration card cancellation and discontinuation of subsidized or free rations. The purpose of e-KYC is to enhance transparency and eliminate corruption in ration distribution.

Previous eKYC Deadline was March 31st

The initial deadline for ration card e-KYC was March 31, 2025, later extended to June 30th. You can complete e-KYC both offline and online. Non-compliance within the deadline may result in the cessation of free rations and ineligibility for various government schemes. Furthermore, reactivating your ration card would involve a lengthy process.

How to complete Ration Card e-KYC Online

Step 1- Download the Mera Ration or Aadhaar Face RD app on your mobile.

Step 2- Enter your Aadhaar number. You will receive an OTP for verification.

Step 3- Scan your face using the mobile camera. Once the process is complete, your e-KYC will be approved.

How to complete Ration Card e-KYC Offline

Step 1- Visit your nearest ration shop or Common Service Center.

Step 2- Ensure you have your ration card and Aadhaar cards of all family members registered on the card.

Step 3- Your biometric verification will be conducted at the ration shop using a POS machine.

Step 4- After biometric verification, your ration card will be linked to Aadhaar, completing the e-KYC process.

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