NPCI Form - Summary
NPCI Form, officially known as the Aadhaar Seeding and Mandate Consent Form, is the application issued by member banks and National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to link a bank account with Aadhaar for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). Account holders submit this form at their bank branch to receive central and state government benefits, including subsidies from schemes like PM Kisan, welfare pensions, and scholarships directly into their active bank account.
This single-page PDF form is available in English and collects basic banking details, a 12-digit Aadhaar number, and customer consent for NPCI mapper registration. Only one bank account can remain active in the NPCI mapper for DBT credits at any time. When an applicant links a new bank account, the previous mapping gets replaced automatically.
Documents required for NPCI Aadhaar seeding
Attach self-attested photocopies of these documents with the filled form:
- Aadhaar card copy with applicant signature or thumb impression.
- Bank passbook first page showing account number and IFSC code.
How to fill and submit NPCI form
STEP 1 – Print the form on A4 paper and write your bank name, branch name, and savings account number.
STEP 2 – Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and registered mobile phone number clearly.
STEP 3 – Tick the option to indicate whether this is a fresh seeding or a change from an existing bank account.
STEP 4 – Sign or place your thumb impression in the applicant signature box as per bank records.
STEP 5 – Submit the form and self-attested Aadhaar copy at your bank branch counter and collect the stamped acknowledgment receipt.
Checking Aadhaar seeding status
Bank branches update the CBS system and forward records to the NPCI mapper within two to three working days. Beneficiaries can check their DBT linkage status online on the official portal resident.uidai.gov.in or through the DBT Bharat portal dbtbharat.gov.in. Applicants facing delays or rejected transfers can also consult the bank branch grievance officer or call the national DBT helpline 14431.
