Can anyone steal money through PAN card?

If someone is able to get your xerox copy of the PAN, then also it may be misused to obtain a loan or credit card or something else in your name. Chances are also there some suspicious person may try to register on the Income tax website and try to file income tax return by using your PAN number.

Can someone take money from bank account with Aadhar card?

Just like by merely knowing your bank account number, one cannot withdraw money from your account, similarly by merely knowing your Aadhaar number, no one can withdraw money from Aadhaar linked bank account. Notably, everyday more than 3 crore Authentications are carried out on the Aadhaar platform.

Can we share your PAN card number?

Dont share your pan card details with others. It can be misused in many ways. Some of the ways of misuse are provided below. If someone is going to quote your PAN for TDS, TCS or for some other transaction, it will be recorded in your Form 26AS at later.

Can someone misuse my PAN number?

Can anyone misuse my pan card number? Yes. If you leave your PAN card number on the public domain, it becomes vulnerable to misuse. One such misuse of PAN cards has been revealed recently by a consumer activist group.

What is the use of Aadhaar and PAN number for hacking?

Hacking means getting an entry into the bank accounts and steal the money from the accounts. PAN number is for income tax purposes. The hacker can use PAN number and find out the name of the PAN card holder only. AADHAAR number is unique number for every Indian citizen.

How to get bank account details through Aadhaar number?

In case the hacker wants to know the bank account details through AADHAAR number, he should enter into the AADHAAR server and through the server, he should enter into the respective bank server and capture the bank account details . Now again, how the hacker can get the authorisation – PIN number, CVV number – the password?

Can an Aadhaar card be used without a fingerprint?

No transaction is possible without fingerprint (or OTP on bank’s registered mobile). If an Aadhaar card is a debit card, yes it can be done. They would need to have your card expiration date.