Aadhaar Face Authentication Surges to 200 Crore Transactions
Aadhaar transactions using face recognition hit 200 crore in under six months, highlighting India's rapid shift to secure, seamless authentication. This growth reflects trust in the Aadhaar system, demonstrating its scalability and the nation's digital preparedness.
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Aadhaar transactions conducted with face recognition technology have surged to 200 crore within six months, according to an official statement released Monday.
In August, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) marked the significant milestone, underscoring the country's swift transition to seamless, secure, and paperless authentication. The statement revealed that transaction numbers jumped from 50 crore by mid-2024 to 100 crore by January 2025, before doubling again to reach the landmark 200 crore.
Bhuvnesh Kumar, CEO of UIDAI, highlighted the collaborative efforts with governments, banks, and service providers to enhance the success of Aadhaar Face Authentication. This achievement signifies the scalability of the system and exemplifies India's digital readiness.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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