North India Statesman
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Pf money withdrawal: When it comes to savings for the future, the central government has created a strong system for this. Through the Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO), the company has taken steps to ensure that employees deposit a certain part of their salary every month. There is also the facility to withdraw this amount in case of unexpected expenditure.
EPFO has brought a great news for its crores of members. Soon you will be able to withdraw your PF money from ATM. It has been clear from many reports that EPFO will launch its new digital platform EPFO 3.0 in this month i.e. June 2025. PF subscribers will get many good facilities under this new system. The EPFO 3.0 is an updated version of the Employees Provident Fund Organization. This will be completely digital and user friendly.
Till now you had to face a lot of trouble to withdraw your PF money. You had to fill the form, had to submit documents, we had to wait for weeks whether money would come to your account or not. But all these problems are going to end with EPFO 3.0. By making every process related to PF extremely easy, you can withdraw your money sitting at home or by going to ATM. The system is based on the high -tech IT platform. It is not only sharp but also transparent. The process of withdrawing PF from ATM is as follows.
Link UAN to bank: To withdraw PF money from ATM, you have to activate your universal account number (UAN). Along with this, it is also very important to link bank account and Aadhaar. The last date for this has been fixed on 30 June.
ATM: When everything is linked, you have to go to any ATM. Put the card there and withdraw money from your PF account.
Withdrawal limit: Initially you can withdraw 50 percent of the total amount deposited in your PF account. That is, if you have 10 lakh rupees in your account, then you can withdraw up to 5 lakh rupees. However, the government can further increase this limit.
Balance check, fund transfer: By using this card, you can not only withdraw money but can also check the balance of your PF account. Apart from this, you can transfer money to any of your bank accounts with one click.
