BSNL new connections via e-KYC:NO NEED FOR PHYSICAL DOCUMENT

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BSNL launches e-KYC METHOD for new connection:


 there is no need for any physical documents anymore,BSNL is coping digitisation process, it will now provide connection to its prospective customers via e-KYC process.

many another telcos in india are already providing mobile connection via e-KYC route(adhar verification).e-KYC not only makes the process of getting a new connection simple but also saves a lot of time.typically you can get a new connection with the e-KYC process in a couple of minutes.
All that is needed is your AAdhaar number and physical presence for verifying your fingerprint  with the aadhaar database.
there will be no longer need to produce photocopies of identity proofs and photographs.the custemer Aadhaar number and biometric impression will be teken and if they match all information will be collected from Aadhaar database.the whole process takes only a few seconds.

BSNL IN A TWITTER update last week ,mentioned that it has already been rolled out in maharastra.

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