How Many Sim Registered On My Aadhar Card ? Block SIM Card

To check how many SIM cards are linked to your Aadhaar card, you can:
1. Go to the official website www.tafcop.sancharsaathi.gov.in
2. Enter your mobile number and click on OTP
3. Enter your OTP and click on Validate
4. You will see all the SIMs linked to your Aadhaar card on your screen

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Sanchar Saathi Portal
https://tafcop.sancharsaathi.gov.in/

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Having an Aadhaar card has almost become mandatory for all citizens of India. It is crucial to have an Aadhaar card to open a bank account, complete KYC, obtain a ration card, obtain a driver’s licence, use any government service and to even get a SIM card. A total of nine SIMs can be added to an Aadhaar card following government regulations established by the Telecom Department, however, they cannot all be used by the same operator.

Hence, it has become a common practice to use several SIM cards, issued by a single Aadhaar number. It is mostly done in joint families where different members of the families have different SIM cards issued through the Aadhaar of one family member.

On the flip side, there can also be a misuse of this facility as unwanted people can use your Aadhaar number to activate their multiple SIM cards. Although the chances for such an occurrence are rare, it does happen. The good news is, if you want to know if any unauthorised person is using a SIM card linked to your Aadhaar and you want to weed them out, there is a way you can do so.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has a new webpage for this purpose. The tafcop.dgtelecom.gov.in portal had been made public by DoT. Anyone can use this to see how many SIM cards have been in use through their Aadhaar card. In addition, you can use this page to seek the blocking of an unauthorised SIM. You can also block any SIM of yours or your family members that you do not want to use anymore.


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