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The Reserve Bank of India urged all banks to ensure thattheir new card acceptance infrastructure should be able to process paymenttransactions using Aadhaar-based biometric authentication.
The new acceptance infrastructure will be deployed Jan. 1, 2017,according to a Sept. 29 notification from the central bank.
The Aadhaar card number serves as a proof of identity andaddress in India.
