The
Unique Identification Authority of india (UIDAI) is rolling out an updated design for the
Aadhaar card, introducing
two key changes aimed at improving usability and security. Here’s everything you need to know about the
new Aadhaar card features.
1. New Features of the Aadhaar Carda) QR Code Enhancement- The QR code on the Aadhaar card now contains additional verification information for faster authentication.
- Allows government and authorized agencies to quickly verify identity using a mobile app or QR scanner.
- Helps prevent fraudulent use of Aadhaar cards.
b) Dual language Display- The card will now prominently display English and local state language for the name, address, and other details.
- Ensures better readability and usability across India.
2. Other Design Updates- Cleaner Layout: The card layout has been modernized with improved typography and spacing.
- Updated Security Features: Micro-text, hologram, and updated watermarks to prevent tampering.
- Digital Integration: The card includes dynamic QR codes that can sync with digital Aadhaar apps for verification.
3. How This Affects Aadhaar Holders- Existing Aadhaar cards remain valid, and holders do not need to replace their cards immediately.
- New cards are issued automatically when requested for reprint or for first-time issuance.
- Beneficiaries can download e-Aadhaar with the updated features from the UIDAI website.
4. Why the Update Was Needed- Improve fraud prevention and authentication speed
- Make Aadhaar cards more user-friendly and readable in regional languages
- Integrate Aadhaar cards better with digital payment and identity verification systems
5. ConclusionThe
new Aadhaar card focuses on
security and usability, featuring
enhanced QR codes and
dual-language display. While existing cards are valid, the updated card ensures
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