Linking Aadhaar with insurance policies means adding your 12-digit UIDAI Aadhaar number to your life, health, motor or other general insurance policy with your insurer. IRDAI has recommended that insurers link both new and existing policies to Aadhaar, and you can do it online or offline. The step helps prevent fraud and streamlines KYC.
The Aadhaar linking is applicable for all 37 general insurance companies (including standalone health insurers) and 26 life insurance companies, across the country. This move will create a unified platform for all the financial services and also bolster government's digitization initiative.
The procedure may be tedious initially, but in the long run it will provide unprecedented benefits by preventing fraudulent acts and streamlining all the KYC process.
To help the policyholders, the insurance companies like general insurer, health insurer, motor insurer, and life insurer are constantly sending notifications. There are two ways to link Aadhaar with an insurance including online and offline.
Linking insurance policy with Aadhaar number online is convenient and saves a lot of time. You should ensure to link your mobile number and Aadhaar before trying to link insurance policy with Aadhaar. However, for a registered and non-registered users, the process to link is different.
Registered User
A registered user should follow the simple steps to complete the linking process:
Non-Registered User
The non-registered policy holders should abide by the following steps to map Aadhaar and insurance policy:
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Seeding Aadhaar and insurance policy is easy and a policyholder can easily accomplish the task by following a few simple steps:
The number of documents needed to link Aadhaar with insurance policy is minimal. Below mentioned are the list of documents:
The PAN card or Form 97 should be submitted when the insurance premium paid exceeds Rs.50,000 during a financial year.
Aadhaar linking with insurance policies means adding your Aadhaar number to your life, health, motor or other general insurance policy, a step IRDAI has recommended and one that is voluntary for policyholders. You can link online through your insurer's portal using an OTP on your Aadhaar-registered mobile number, or offline at the insurer's branch with a self-attested Aadhaar copy. Keep your PAN, or Form 97 if you do not have a PAN, ready, and make sure your mobile number is linked to the policy.
Aadhaar linking with insurance policies means adding your 12-digit Aadhaar number, issued by UIDAI, to your insurance policy with your insurer. It applies to life, health, motor and other general insurance policies. The step helps with KYC and fraud prevention.
Aadhaar linking with insurance policies applies to the general, health and life insurers registered with IRDAI. The number of registered insurers changes from time to time, so check IRDAI's list of registered insurers for the current position. Your insurer's customer service portal or branch can confirm how it accepts Aadhaar details.
No, Aadhaar linking with insurance policies is a voluntary choice for the policyholder under the Aadhaar and Other Laws (Amendment) Act, 2019, although IRDAI has recommended that insurers link new and existing policies. An insurer cannot deny a service because you refuse or are unable to undergo Aadhaar authentication.
You can link Aadhaar with your insurance policy online by logging in to your insurer's customer service portal, entering your Aadhaar details and confirming with the OTP sent to your Aadhaar-registered mobile number. If you are not a registered user, you enter details such as your PAN, date of birth, mobile number, e-mail ID and policy number on the insurer's website first. Your mobile number must be linked to the policy to complete Aadhaar linking online.
You can link Aadhaar with your insurance policy offline by visiting the nearest branch office of your insurer or contacting your insurance agent. Carry your Aadhaar card and a self-attested copy, and submit it to the officer to get the Aadhaar linked to the policy.
Aadhaar linking with insurance policies needs your 12-digit Aadhaar number and your PAN. If you do not have a PAN, you submit Form 97 instead.
No, Form 97 is not mandatory for Aadhaar linking with insurance policies and is needed only if you do not have a PAN. It is the declaration form that replaced Form 60 under the Income-tax Rules, 2026.
Aadhaar linking with insurance policies helps prevent money laundering and malpractices, simplifies insurance administration and supports faster claim settlement. The claim amount is credited directly to your bank account, so you need not track it from time to time.

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