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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nMUMBAI: Telecom operators are likely to continue using mainly the new QR code-based digital method for authenticating potential subscribers even after the Rajya<\/span> Sabha<\/span> allowed the voluntary usage of Aadhaar<\/a><\/span> for onboarding <\/span>users.

Mobile phone companies say high cost of using the Aadhaar<\/span> data base will force operators to transfer the expenses to the customer, which will act as a deterrent for using the 12-digit identification number.

\"Every time one accesses the Aadhaar<\/span> database, the charge is Rs<\/span> 40-Rs<\/span> 45 and getting a verification depends on connectivity which often fails leading to repeat charges. Even the point of sales person will have to use his Aadhaar<\/span> to verify his details,\" said Rajan<\/span> Mathews, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India (
COAI<\/a>), which represents all the three private players—Bharti<\/span> Airtel<\/span>, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio<\/span>.

\"However, if a customer still wants to use his Aadhaar<\/span> card, then chances are a telco<\/span> will transfer the costs to him or her,\" Mathews said.

Mathews' comments come on the back of the Rajya<\/span> Sabha<\/span> passing The Aadhaar<\/span> and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019 on Monday, thereby allowing voluntary linking of the 12-digit identification number as part of know your customer (KYC) guidelines to get a bank account or mobile connection.

COAI said the telcos<\/span> are awaiting directions from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/span>) on the process and also details of what customer data can be retained by the retail stores attached to the telcos<\/span> for audits. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the authority responsible for issuing Aadhaar<\/span> numbers, also need to direct the operators on the costs, said COAI.

UIDAI had issued a gazette notification on March 6, mandating private organisations using Aadhaar<\/span> services to pay Rs<\/span> 20.50 per customer verification. The cost doubles per verification because apart from the new customer, the credentials of the point-of-sale representative also need to be authenticated.

Bharti<\/span> Airtel<\/span>, Vodafone Idea and Jio<\/span> did not respond to ET's<\/span> queries.

Operators had stopped Aadhaar-based<\/span> digital verification for instant customer acquisition after the Supreme Court barred private entities from using the unique identity number last September.

The DoT<\/span> then came up with an alternative method of digital verification, which allowed telcos<\/span> to validate customer information through a combination of physical identity proofs and QR codes.

“The new digital verification system is working fine,” said Mathews.

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电信公司回QR代码vs Aadhaar e-KYC方法

移动电话公司说使用Aadhaar的高成本数据库将迫使运营商费用转移给客户,这将作为一种威慑使用12位数的身份证号码。

Devina森古普塔
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孟买:主要电信运营商可能会继续使用新QR代码数字验证方法即使在潜在用户联邦 塞卜哈允许自愿使用Aadhaar新员工培训用户。

移动电话公司说使用成本高Aadhaar数据库将迫使运营商费用转移给客户,这将作为一种威慑使用12位数的身份证号码。

“每次访问Aadhaar数据库,电荷Rs40 -Rs45和得到验证取决于连接这常常失败导致重复收费。即使是销售人员必须使用他Aadhaar验证他的细节,”说拉詹马修斯,印度手机运营商协会总干事COAI),它代表了所有三个私人球员-Bharti 附近的旅馆,沃达丰的想法和依赖Jio

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“然而,如果客户还想利用他Aadhaar卡,然后是一个机会电信将成本转移到他或她,”马修斯说。

马修斯的评论的背面联邦 塞卜哈通过Aadhaar和其他法律(修正案)法案,2019年周一,从而允许自愿链接的12位数的身份证号码的了解你的客户什么指导方针,得到一个银行账户或移动连接。

COAI说,电信公司正在等待从电信部方向()也在过程和细节的客户数据可以保留在零售商店电信公司为审计。印度(UIDAI)的唯一标识的权威,权威负责发行Aadhaar数字,还需要直接成本上的运营商,COAI说。

UIDAI通知3月6日发布了一份公报,强制私人组织使用Aadhaar服务支付Rs20.50客户验证。每验证,因为双打成本除了新客户,销售点的凭证代表也需要进行身份验证。

Bharti 附近的旅馆沃达丰的想法,Jio没有回应等的查询。

运营商已经停止Aadhaar-based数字验证后即时获取客户最高法院禁止私人实体去年9月使用独特的身份证号码。

然后提出了数字验证的另一种方法,它允许的电信公司验证客户信息通过结合物理身份证明和QR码。

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“新数字验证系统工作正常,”马修斯说。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nMUMBAI: Telecom operators are likely to continue using mainly the new QR code-based digital method for authenticating potential subscribers even after the Rajya<\/span> Sabha<\/span> allowed the voluntary usage of Aadhaar<\/a><\/span> for onboarding <\/span>users.

Mobile phone companies say high cost of using the Aadhaar<\/span> data base will force operators to transfer the expenses to the customer, which will act as a deterrent for using the 12-digit identification number.

\"Every time one accesses the Aadhaar<\/span> database, the charge is Rs<\/span> 40-Rs<\/span> 45 and getting a verification depends on connectivity which often fails leading to repeat charges. Even the point of sales person will have to use his Aadhaar<\/span> to verify his details,\" said Rajan<\/span> Mathews, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India (
COAI<\/a>), which represents all the three private players—Bharti<\/span> Airtel<\/span>, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio<\/span>.

\"However, if a customer still wants to use his Aadhaar<\/span> card, then chances are a telco<\/span> will transfer the costs to him or her,\" Mathews said.

Mathews' comments come on the back of the Rajya<\/span> Sabha<\/span> passing The Aadhaar<\/span> and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019 on Monday, thereby allowing voluntary linking of the 12-digit identification number as part of know your customer (KYC) guidelines to get a bank account or mobile connection.

COAI said the telcos<\/span> are awaiting directions from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/span>) on the process and also details of what customer data can be retained by the retail stores attached to the telcos<\/span> for audits. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the authority responsible for issuing Aadhaar<\/span> numbers, also need to direct the operators on the costs, said COAI.

UIDAI had issued a gazette notification on March 6, mandating private organisations using Aadhaar<\/span> services to pay Rs<\/span> 20.50 per customer verification. The cost doubles per verification because apart from the new customer, the credentials of the point-of-sale representative also need to be authenticated.

Bharti<\/span> Airtel<\/span>, Vodafone Idea and Jio<\/span> did not respond to ET's<\/span> queries.

Operators had stopped Aadhaar-based<\/span> digital verification for instant customer acquisition after the Supreme Court barred private entities from using the unique identity number last September.

The DoT<\/span> then came up with an alternative method of digital verification, which allowed telcos<\/span> to validate customer information through a combination of physical identity proofs and QR codes.

“The new digital verification system is working fine,” said Mathews.

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