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Who likes the hassle of keeping a lot of cards in the purse? License, debit card, credit card … and amidst all this he is a very important card – PAN Card. From filling income tax to opening an account with a bank, it is needed everywhere.
But now think, what if you do not have to always need to keep this card with you? You just show your phone and all work is done!
Yes, the Government of India is going to bring a similar revolution, which is named ‘Pan 2.0’This is an absolutely new, super-smart and super-mature avatar of your old PAN card.
So what is this ‘magic’ of PAN 2.0?
It is not a new card, but a completely digital and safe system. Its biggest feature is QR code,
- How to work? Just as you pay by scanning the QR code in a restaurant, now any bank or institution will scan your PAN 2.0 QR code, and within a second, all your information – such as your photo, signature, name, date of birth etc. – will come on their screen.
- Fraud leave! This system will be so safe that no one will be able to make fake or fake PAN cards and use it. The scanned information will be matched directly with the government database, which will almost eliminate the scope of fraud.
- There will be a place in the purse! The biggest advantage is that you will not need to take a physical copy of your PAN card everywhere. Your phone will become your PAN card.
How will I get this new PAN 2.0? Do I have to apply?
This is the biggest news here!
- If you already have a PAN card, then you need to do anything Not there.The government will automatically upgrade your old PAN card to this new system, that too Absolutely free,
- And don’t panic, your old PAN card is also completely as before Valid Will remain
- Those who will now get a new PAN card, they will get only PAN 2.0 with this new technology.
The government will also create a special portal for this, where you will be able to see and manage all the information related to your PAN. It is clear, ‘PAN 2.0’ is another big and great step of ‘Digital India’ in the tax world, which is going to make our life even easier and safe.
North India Statesman