PAN Card : Understand the exact steps to apply online for a PAN card with a QR code

PAN Card 2.0 : The government has initiated the PAN 2.0 project. Under this system, you can exchange your existing PAN for a new PAN with a QR code. PAN cards with QR codes are more secure. According to PAN 2.0, Indian PAN card holders can request a reprint of their PAN card for a price of Rs 50. PAN card with QR code will be mailed to the taxpayer’s registered email and address. If you desire, you can also alter or update your information on this PAN card.

Rights granted to two agencies

The government has given two agencies permission to issue new PAN. These organizations are Proteus (formerly known as NSDL e-Governance) and UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Limited. Examine the back of your PAN to determine which agency to contact for PAN card printing with QR code.

Apply for a PAN Card with a QR code in this way

How to apply for reprinting a PAN card with QR code on Protean (previously known as NSDL)

• Step 1: Visit ttps://www.onlineservices.nsdl.com/paam/ReprintEPan.html.
• Step 2: Next, input your PAN, Aadhaar (for persons only), and date of birth. Select the appropriate tick box and click the ‘Submit’ button.
• Step 3: A new webpage will appear on your screen, where you must check the current details with the Income Tax Department. Following that, you will be given the option of creating a one-time password (OTP). You can obtain OTP via mobile number, email address, or both. Select the box to have the PAN card mailed to the communication address listed in the Income Tax Department’s database. Then click ‘Generate OTP’.
• Step 4: The OTP will be provided to you via cellphone or email, depending on which method you chose. The OTP will be valid for only ten minutes. Enter the OTP and then click Validate.
• Step 5: Once the OTP is input, the payment option appears. You would need to pay Rs 50 to have your PAN card reprinted with a QR code. Then check the box for ‘I agree to the terms of service’ and click the submit button.
• Step 6: A new page will appear, asking you to pay Rs 50. The acknowledgment of receipt will be issued once the payment has been processed. After 24 hours, you will be able to get the e-PAN from the NSDL website. Within 15-20 days, you will receive your physical PAN card at your address.

Methods to Reprint PAN Card using UTIITSL

Taxpayers who received their PAN from UTIITSL should go to https://www.pan.utiitsl.com/reprint.html. Select ‘Reprint PAN Card’. A new webpage will appear on your computer screen. Enter all of the required information, including your PAN, date of birth, and captcha code, and then click submit. Following that, all NSDL-like tasks must be completed.

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