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Aadhaar Enabled Payment System
Discover the Simplicity of Digital Payments!
Need cash? AePS allows you to withdraw money from your bank account through local retailers, making it convenient and accessible wherever you are.
AePS brings banking closer to you, whether you live in a bustling city or a remote village. You can visit a nearby retailer and use AePS for all your banking needs, making it simple and accessible for everyone. AePS lets you access your bank account effortlessly using your Aadhaar number and your fingerprint. No more worrying about complicated account numbers or carrying physical cards. You can make secure payments by verifying your identity with a quick fingerprint scan. Plus, you can check your account balance on the spot and get a summary of your recent transactions with mini-statements.
Cash Withdrawal
Balance Check
Mini Statement
Cash Withdrawal
Cash Deposit
Balance Check
Cash Deposit
Service Benefits
Quick Activation
High Success Rate
Choose your Margins
Instant Withdrawal
User friendly
How to get started with your AePS Service
Upload Necessary Documents
Map Device on Service Activation
Start Transacting & Earning
FAQ
Retailers can transfer money from their Payworld balance to their bank account by utilizing the payout facility. This process allows them to easily move funds from their Payworld account into their linked bank account.
The withdrawal limit depends on the customer's bank account and the balance available at the retailer, with a maximum limit of 10,000 as per POS.
Retailers require three essential things to complete a transaction: their Aadhaar-linked bank account, Aadhaar number, and biometric validation. These elements are necessary to ensure secure and accurate transactions when using AePS.
Customers will be notified of the completion of their transaction through two channels. Firstly, they will receive an SMS from the bank, providing confirmation and details of the transaction. Secondly, retailers conducting the transaction will see the corresponding funds added to their trade balance, ensuring transparency and confirmation of the completed transaction.