September 22, 2025
Pan Card 2.0 is an e-governance initiative designed to revolutionize taxpayer registration services by leveraging technology to transform PAN and TAN-related processes. Its goal is to deliver a seamless and enhanced digital experience for taxpayers. PAN 2.0 represents a significant upgrade to the Permanent Account Number (PAN) system, integrating both core and non-core PAN/TAN services, along with PAN validation, into a unified, paperless platform. This initiative aligns with the Digital India program, aiming to streamline processes and improve efficiency.
QR code with quick scan facilitates easier data access, verification and quicker eco-friendly services.
Incorporates biometric authentication and advanced encryption to prevent fraud and duplication.
Allowing online applications, updates, and verification.
Combines all PAN and TAN- related services into a single, unified platform for ease of use.
Uses AI and machine learning to identify and prevent fraudulent activities in real-time.
Acts as a universal identifier across various government digital systems, enhancing interoperability.
Introduces a more efficient and responsive grievance redressal mechanism to address taxpayer concerns quickly.
Fully aligned with the Digital India vision, promoting a digitally empowered and paperless economy.
PAN 2.0 ensures quicker issuance, updates, and validation of PAN, reducing delays. Easy access through a unified digital platform. Enhanced systems and processes lead to higher accuracy and efficiency in service delivery.
Ensures a centralized system that all government agencies and taxpayers have access to consistent and up-to-date information. Minimizes data duplication and inconsistencies, improving reliability.
PAN 2.0 uses advanced technologies like biometric authentication and encryption to protect taxpayer data. Faster response times and improved flexibility in addressing taxpayer needs and regulatory changes.
Eliminating the need for physical documentation, reducing paper usage and promoting sustainability. Digital processes lower administrative costs for both taxpayers and the government.
Author:Thanushree
Prepared On:22/09/2025
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