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    Up to Rs 1 lakh penalty or jail time; 8 Aadhaar-related criminal offenses, penalties

    Aadhaar fraud: Aadhaar number is verified/authenticated by agencies through various modes as prescribed under the Aadhaar Act, 2016. Following are the criminal offences and penalties provided in the Aadhaar Act, 2016 (as amended).

    Mutual fund new KYC rules: Aadhaar is a must if you want to invest in multiple mutual fund schemes smoothly

    Mutual fund KYC rules from April 1, 2024: To invest in any scheme of any mutual fund house easily, an investor must have KYC Validated status. However, the KYC validated can be achieved only if the KYC documents submitted by an individual can be verified with the source issuing such documents.

    Mutual fund KYC status: Meaning of validated, verified, registered KYC and how it impacts for MF investments

    Check mutual fund KYC status online: Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) new KYC rules for mutual funds have come into effect from April 1, 2024. A mutual fund investor who has undergone KYC process previously may be required to do KYC process again due to different KYC status. Know the meaning of different KYC status and how it impacts you.

    Mutual fund investors: Do you need to do KYC again? Check new rules here

    Many investors are discovering that their existing KYC status has become invalid. The validity is determined by the identity or address proof submitted during KYC registration. The regulator has narrowed down the list of officially valid documents (OVD) that can be used as proof. Your previously registered KYC would have been put ‘on hold’ if it was done with non-OVD documents, or your e-mail/mobile were not verified. After a change in norms from 1 April, if your KYC is not ‘validated’, you may have to repeat the process.

    Get name, DOB details mismatch in PAN and mutual fund folio corrected by April 30, here’s why

    Mutual Fund holders should make sure that there is no mismatch, and if there is a mismatch, you should rectify it by April 30, 2024. POI, the mismatch in name/DOB of an investor in PAN and MF folio to lead to transaction rejection effective April 30, 2024.

    Industry on edge as Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath flags deepfake concerns

    Problem to become bigger as deepfakes improve, Nithin Kamath wrote on X last week

    The Economic Times
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