to increase Base Promote ease of use and life, Unique Identification Authority of India ,UIDAIIt is working on several new initiatives to help residents to use Aadhaar voluntarily for various services.

To create a new user experience, this effort uses three already existing base components: Offline KYC VerificationLocal face matching and mAadhaar application.

According to a PIB press release dated September 21, 2022, “This initiative leverages three existing Aadhaar components – Offline”. KYC Verification, local face matching and mAadhaar application to unlock the new user experience.”

Dr. Saurabh Garg explained, “The guiding principles of these initiatives are ease of use for residents, respecting the privacy of each individual, and the ability to voluntarily share their information to avail services of their choice and to transact. Empowering Residents for the cause,” CEO, UIDAI.

He said that simplicity is achieved by focusing on the residents experience and allowing residents without any connectivity to the UIDAI backend to voluntarily share their offline KYC information and establish proof of attendance using the mAadhaar application on their smartphones. Is.

Voluntary use of offline KYC

Residents who voluntarily use offline KYC with Two Factor Authentication may be able to access multiple services simultaneously. “These proposed features are proof-of-concept, and will undergo intensive consultation with all stakeholders, including the public and experts. These initiatives will be finalized after due consultation and following necessary rules and protocols; and once finalized allow residents to voluntarily use their information to avail the services,” the PIB press release said.