The Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme for LPG has been designed to aid and benefits millions of Indians who rely on LPG for their daily use. In a country of great wealth disparity, saving a few hundred rupees each month can mean a lot to thousands of families, which is where the LPG subsidy kicks in.
A move by the government to directly credit the subsidy amount into their account, it can save time and effort which could've been the case if it was done through any other mode. The LPG subsidy will reach your SBI account once it is linked with your Aadhar card, providing seamless interaction between relevant authorities.
Gone are the days when one would need to physically go to a bank to get any work done. Today, technology has ensured that banking can be done from anywhere, anytime. Linking your Aadhar and SBI account is very simple, with a number of ways to do it, as highlighted below:
The internet has changed the way the world functions, playing a crucial role in the evolution of banking in India. Given the paucity of time and patience, internet banking has become a boon for thousands of us, enabling us to do all our banking related activities as per our convenience. Individuals who wish to link their Aadhar and SBI account via internet banking need to follow a few basic steps, as highlighted below:
The status to link the account will be updated to you through your registered mobile number, and could take a few days before linking is done.
Note: This facility can be used only by those individuals who have opted for the Internet Banking service.
ATMs are not limited to just withdrawing money, for they offer a number of additional services as well. Individuals can use an SBI ATM to link their Aadhar and account by following a few simple steps:
Once done, it could take a few days for the linking process to be completed.
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) in order to allow individuals to check the status of Aadhaar - bank account linking has unveiled a direct link. To avail the benefit of checking the status, the Aadhaar card holder must have his/her mobile number linked with the 12-digit Aadhaar number. The direct link to check Aadhaar-bank account linking status is resident.uidai.gov.in/bank-mapper. It needs to be mentioned here that linking of Aadhaar and bank account is mandatory to avail LPG subsidy and other government schemes. It is also helpful in opening in bank account as it is a valid Know Your Customer (KYC) document.
This is perhaps the most preferred route to complete the linking process, for thousands of SBI customers do not have access to the other modes. Individuals who wish to link the account using this mode can do so by following these steps:
Once verified, you will receive an SMS indicating the status of your request. Linking should be complete in a few working days.
Individuals who do not wish to link their Aadhar and SBI account are also eligible to receive a subsidy, but this is more complicated and could involve precious time and effort. Linking the two eliminates any third-party involvement, with the subsidy amount directly credited to the customer. In case an individual wishes to change the account details/link to a different account, they can do so by choosing any of the options and updating the new information. In case multiple accounts have been linked, the account which was linked the last will be considered for subsidy.
The LPG subsidy account will be transferred to the SBI account that the Aadhaar number has been linked to.
Yes, LPG subsidy can be availed without linking the Aadhaar Card to the SBI account.
Yes, the Aadhaar can be linked to the SBI account via net banking to avail LPG subsidy.
Yes, the Aadhaar can be linked to the SBI account at an ATM to avail LPG subsidy.
Yes, the Aadhaar can be linked to the SBI account at a bank branch to avail LPG subsidy.
Yes, in order to lower the price of LPG cylinders, the government has stopped providing subsidies. Through the Ujjwala Yojana, the government still makes LPG cylinder subsidies available.
The scale is carried by the LPG delivery person. To double check the weight, weigh both the new one and your refill cylinder. In order to prevent leaks or other problems, make sure to inspect the seal of the new cylinder.
Devarthi Gattuwar is a Finance Content Writer who has experience writing about Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Tax, and other BFSI products. Other than that, she also writes about non-financial utility products like Aadhar Card, Voter ID, Government Certificates, etc. She has a special interest in Social Media Marketing and its nuances. She likes to read and learn new things. She's a mental health advocate, LGBTQIA+ ally and a dog mom.
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