PF employees can check balance without internet, know the easy way

EPFO Update: If the PF money of an employee is deducted while doing a private job, then you can check it easily, which will not cause any problems. You can easily check how much balance is there in your PF account and end the confusion. The methods of checking the EPF passbook are very easy.

There is also a way to check the balance of the PF account, which can be completed even without the Internet. This time the government has announced to give 8.25 percent interest to the employees. How can you check PF money without the internet? Know the easy process below. Employees can easily check PF money through missed calls and SMS. Know in detail below.

How to check without internet?

If the PF employee does not know the balance of his account, then there will be no problem. Now employees can easily send an SMS or give a missed call, where your confusion will end. To miss, you will need to go to the internet. You can easily check the balance by sending an SMS or making a missed call. For this, you can just send an SMS from your registered number. To check the balance, it is already necessary to have your e-KYC.

Check balance through SMS too.

Apart from missed calls, employees can also get information about their PF balance through SMS. For this, the PF employee will have to type ‘EPFOHO UAN’ from his registered mobile number. It has to be sent to 7738299899. After this, in a few seconds, you will get complete information about the balance deposited in your PF account from SMS.

Check the balance through a missed call.

EPFO members can easily get balance information from their PF account through missed calls too. Employees will just need to give a missed call to 011-22901406 from their registered mobile number. Then there will be a need to send information about PF balance on mobile.

For information, let us tell you that EPFO ​​has fixed the interest rate on provident fund deposits at 8.25 per cent for the financial year 2024-25. Around 7 crore PF account holders across the country will benefit from this decision.