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EPFO new rule: Withdraw up to ₹1 lakh PF advance in just 3 days — know the complete process
The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced a major relief for its millions of subscribers by simplifying and speeding up the PF advance withdrawal process. With the new ...
EPFO 3.0 is set to introduce instant PF withdrawals, quicker claim settlements, AI-based services and UPI access. Here’s what ...
Once the request is authenticated and approved, the money could be credited instantly to the member’s UPI-linked bank account—similar to a regular UPI transfer.
One of the biggest changes under EPFO 3.0 is the ability to withdraw PF funds through UPI or directly from an ATM.
EPFO has simplified partial withdrawal rules by merging multiple provisions into a single, easy framework, ending confusion and delays. Members can now withdraw up to 75% of their balance for eligible ...
Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has updated its withdrawal rules. The auto-settlement facility now processes claims faster, often within three to four days. Withdrawal limits have increased to ...
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EPFO members can withdraw EPF money through UPI by Apr
New Delhi | EPFO subscribers will be able to withdraw their employees' provident fund (EPF) directly to their bank accounts ...
The eligibility of applicants under the EDLI Scheme of 1976 has been relaxed, the minimum benefits have been increased to Rs 50,000, and the service continuity rules softened. The combined effect of ...
The Labour Ministry is reportedly developing a system allowing eight crore EPFO members to directly withdraw their money ...
EPFO members can soon withdraw EPF money directly to bank accounts via UPI by April. New system simplifies withdrawals & ...
The source stated that members will be able to use their linked UPI PIN to complete transactions, ensuring secure and ...
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