How to do LPG e-KYC: If you are an LPG gas consumer, this news could be very important for you. The government has issued a clear warning to LPG consumers. The government has clearly stated that all LPG consumers must link their gas cylinders with their Aadhaar card. If you neglect to complete the e-KYC process, you will stop receiving the subsidy provided by the government. Now you can complete the e-KYC from the comfort of your home; you don’t need to go to the agency.
No need to visit the agency
The most relieving aspect is that you don’t need to visit the gas agency or stand in long queues. The government has made this process very easy, and you can complete it in just a few minutes using your smartphone from home.
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How to do LPG e-KYC from home?
To complete the e-KYC, first visit the official website pmuy.gov.in/e-kyc.html.
You can start the process by scanning the QR code provided there.
Download the mobile app of your gas company (Indane, HP Gas, or Bharat Gas).
Also, install the Aadhaar FaceRD app on your phone.
Scan your face according to the instructions in this app.
Once your face matches, your e-KYC will be completed.
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Important note for Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries
If you have a gas connection under the Ujjwala Yojana, you need to pay special attention. According to government rules, e-KYC is mandatory to receive the ₹300 subsidy on the 8th and 9th refills. If you do not complete the e-KYC, the subsidy will be stopped after the 7th refill. However, the good news is that the gas cylinder delivery will not be stopped; only the subsidy amount will not be credited.
Where to contact in case of problems
If you are facing any problems using your smartphone or having difficulty understanding the process, you can contact your nearest gas distributor or call the government’s toll-free helpline 1800 2333 555 for assistance.
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