The
Aadhaar card has evolved from being just a
proof of identity to becoming a
central wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital identity in India. It is now linked to
bank accounts, mobile SIMs, pensions, rations, and a wide range of government schemes. With such widespread use, it’s natural to wonder:
where and how is your Aadhaar being used?Why Tracking Aadhaar Usage Is Important
·
Prevent Fraud: Unauthorized use of your Aadhaar can lead to
banking or SIM card fraud.·
Monitor government Schemes: Ensures your benefits are correctly allocated.·
Peace of Mind: Confirms that your Aadhaar is used
only for legitimate purposes.
How to Check Aadhaar Usage
1.
Visit the uidai Websiteo Go to
https://resident.uidai.gov.in.o Click on
“Aadhaar Services” and select
“Check Aadhaar & bank Linking” or
“Aadhaar Authentication History”.2.
Use Aadhaar Authentication Historyo Enter your
Aadhaar number and OTP sent to your registered mobile number.o You’ll get a
list of recent authentications, showing where your Aadhaar was used, including
date, time, and type of service.3.
Check bank Linkingo You can also verify which
banks or financial institutions have linked your Aadhaar.o This helps in
monitoring unauthorized financial activity.4.
Mobile and Other Serviceso For SIM cards or mobile number verification, check with
your telecom operator.o Some operators allow you to
view Aadhaar-linked mobile numbers online.
Tips for Safe Aadhaar Usage
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Never share your Aadhaar OTP publicly.·
Avoid giving Aadhaar details over phone calls or unverified websites.·
Regularly monitor Aadhaar authentication history to detect suspicious activity early.
Final Thought
Your Aadhaar is more than a card—it’s your
digital identity. With just a few clicks on the uidai website, you can
track where your Aadhaar has been used, ensuring your information is
secure and used responsibly.
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