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Aadhaar Email Update Is Now Free: UIDAI Introduces New App Feature for All Users

UIDAI has launched a free Aadhaar email update service through the official Aadhaar App. The facility is available for six months from 1 July 2026, with over 2.5 lakh email updates recorded in the first two days.
Free Aadhaar Email Update
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New Delhi: Free Aadhaar email update is now available for all Aadhaar holders through the official Aadhaar App. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has launched this new service to make Aadhaar updates easier and more secure. The facility started on 1 July 2026 and will remain free for six months. According to the official government announcement, more than 2.5 lakh people updated their email ID within the first two days.

Details of Free Aadhaar Email Update

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology announced that Aadhaar users can now add or update their email ID directly from the Aadhaar App. This removes the need to visit an Aadhaar Seva Kendra for email updates, making the process faster and more convenient. The service is available only through the official Aadhaar App.

Read also: Aadhaar Vision 2032: India’s Bold Step Toward AI-Driven, Privacy-First Digital Identity

Service Is Free for Six Months

The free email update facility became effective on 1 July 2026. UIDAI has confirmed that users can use this service without paying any fee for six months, encouraging more people to keep their Aadhaar information updated.

Free Aadhaar Email Update: More Than 2.5 Lakh Updates in Two Days

The response to the new feature has been strong. According to UIDAI, over 2.5 lakh email IDs were added or updated within the first two days of the service becoming available. This shows that many Aadhaar holders are choosing digital services instead of visiting physical centres.

Why Linking Email with Aadhaar Is Important

Adding an email ID to Aadhaar helps users receive real-time email notifications whenever their Aadhaar authentication is used. This improves transparency and gives users an extra layer of security by helping them monitor the use of their Aadhaar number.

Aadhaar App Offers More Digital Services

The Aadhaar App is designed to provide multiple services directly from a smartphone. Apart from email updates, users can also update their mobile number and address using the app. According to UIDAI, more than 40 lakh people have already updated their mobile numbers, while around 10 lakh users have updated their addresses through the app.

Available on Android and iPhone

UIDAI has asked residents to download or update the official Aadhaar App to use the new feature. The app is available on both Android and Apple iOS, allowing users across India to access Aadhaar services from their smartphones.

Read also: New Aadhaar App Dedicated to the Nation: Next-Generation Identity Verification Goes Live


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