Are you facing issues with the EPF Passbook website to check your Employee Provident Fund (EPF) balance? Don’t worry! The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) offers hassle-free alternatives like the missed call service and SMS service to check your PF balance instantly, without needing internet access or navigating technical glitches.
Reasons for not being able to login on the EPF website
The EPF Passbook portal (passbook.epfindia.gov.in) offers a convenient way to check your Provident Fund (PF) balance. However, users may sometimes face difficulties accessing it due to several reasons. These include server overload caused by high traffic, scheduled maintenance or technical upgrades, and login errors such as entering an incorrect Universal Account Number (UAN), password, or using an unregistered mobile number. Additionally, if your Aadhaar, PAN, or bank details are not linked to your EPF account, the passbook may not be viewable. Technical issues may also arise from using outdated web browsers or not clearing browser cache.
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If the EPF Passbook website is down or you face login issues, the missed call and SMS services are quick, reliable alternatives to check your PF balance without internet dependency.
How to check PF balance using missed call service?
The EPFO’s missed call service is a free, instant way to check your PF balance. Here’s how it works:
Prerequisites for to check balance using missed call service
1. Mobile Number must be activated with UAN at Unified Portal.
2. Any one of following KYC must be available against the UAN. a. Bank A/c Number. b. Aadhaar c. PAN
Steps to check PF balance
Here are a few simple steps to check PF balance:
Dial 9966044425 from your registered mobile number.
The call will automatically disconnect after two rings (no charges apply).
You will receive an SMS with your latest PF balance and last contribution details.
Note: This service is only available for UAN-activated members with completed KYC. If you face issues, verify your KYC status via your employer or the EPFO portal.
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How to check PF balance using SMS Service
The SMS service is another offline method to access your PF balance instantly. Follow these steps:
Prerequisites for availing SMS facility
Send an SMS to 7738299899 in the format: EPFOHO UAN LAN
Replace UAN with your 12-digit Universal Account Number.
Replace LAN with the first three letters of your preferred language (e.g., ENG for English, HIN for Hindi, MAR for Marathi, etc.).
Example: EPFOHO 123456789012 ENG
You will receive an SMS with your PF balance, last contribution, and KYC details.
You should check your PF balance regularly to know if interest is credited and know the eligibility for withdrawals before claiming for advance.
Reasons for not being able to login on the EPF website
The EPF Passbook portal (passbook.epfindia.gov.in) offers a convenient way to check your Provident Fund (PF) balance. However, users may sometimes face difficulties accessing it due to several reasons. These include server overload caused by high traffic, scheduled maintenance or technical upgrades, and login errors such as entering an incorrect Universal Account Number (UAN), password, or using an unregistered mobile number. Additionally, if your Aadhaar, PAN, or bank details are not linked to your EPF account, the passbook may not be viewable. Technical issues may also arise from using outdated web browsers or not clearing browser cache.
Delayed EPF interest? Will you be at loss if EPF interest credit is delayed?
If the EPF Passbook website is down or you face login issues, the missed call and SMS services are quick, reliable alternatives to check your PF balance without internet dependency.
How to check PF balance using missed call service?
The EPFO’s missed call service is a free, instant way to check your PF balance. Here’s how it works:
Prerequisites for to check balance using missed call service
1. Mobile Number must be activated with UAN at Unified Portal.
2. Any one of following KYC must be available against the UAN. a. Bank A/c Number. b. Aadhaar c. PAN
Steps to check PF balance
Here are a few simple steps to check PF balance:
Dial 9966044425 from your registered mobile number.
The call will automatically disconnect after two rings (no charges apply).
You will receive an SMS with your latest PF balance and last contribution details.
Note: This service is only available for UAN-activated members with completed KYC. If you face issues, verify your KYC status via your employer or the EPFO portal.
EPF interest rate: Will you lose higher interest on EPF if you don't transfer your EPF account from old to new employer?
How to check PF balance using SMS Service
The SMS service is another offline method to access your PF balance instantly. Follow these steps:
Prerequisites for availing SMS facility
- Your UAN must be activated and linked with Aadhaar, PAN, and bank account.
- The SMS must be sent from your registered mobile number.
- eKYC must be completed on the UAN portal.
Send an SMS to 7738299899 in the format: EPFOHO UAN LAN
Replace UAN with your 12-digit Universal Account Number.
Replace LAN with the first three letters of your preferred language (e.g., ENG for English, HIN for Hindi, MAR for Marathi, etc.).
Example: EPFOHO 123456789012 ENG
You will receive an SMS with your PF balance, last contribution, and KYC details.
You should check your PF balance regularly to know if interest is credited and know the eligibility for withdrawals before claiming for advance.
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