Get your documents through Digilocker Within Seconds
Quick, Efficient and Reliable
The Digilocker API allows for the retrieval of Officially Valid Documents (OVDs) such as PAN, Aadhaar, and Driving License, and other essential documents, from the Government of India’s digital service, Digilocker. Utilizing Digilocker verification provides multiple advantages, as these documents are already verified for credibility, ensuring a secure and efficient process. This consent-based API ensures that data retrieval is fast and seamless, occurring within seconds as all assets are online.
Easy Access to All OVDs & documents
Get Aadhaar, PAN, Driving License, Student documents like Apaar ID, Educational certificates and marksheets, Vehicle documents ike Registration Certificate and Insurance policy
Realtime Verification
Wavenet provides an easy-to-use API to redirect customers to Digilocker. Once authorized, you can access the information, via the API for further processing.
Fully Compliant
The Digilocker API is fully compliant with the regulations set by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), ensuring the highest standards of data security and privacy.
Enhanced Data Security
Data from original source reduces risks of fake documents, lowering identity fraud and misrepresentation.
Verified Documents
No additional verification needed; documents fetched via DigiLocker are “verified” as per the IT Act.
Faster processing
Data access is instantaneous, no more waiting for customers to upload or scan documents and read them.
Our plug-and-play RC Verification API boasts a lightning-fast setup process!
Within the same day, you will be fully integrated to unlock the API’s complete functionality.
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What Is the DIgilocker API?
The DigiLocker API is a set of programming interfaces that allows developers to integrate the DigiLocker platform into their applications, enabling them to securely access and verify documents stored in a user's DigiLocker account, such as Aadhaar cards, driving licenses, and other official documents, directly from within their application with the user's consent; essentially providing a way to retrieve and verify authentic digital documents without requiring physical copies.
How many documents can be pulled through Digilocker?
According to available information, a user can pull an unlimited number of documents through DigiLocker, as long as they are issued by a registered issuer and linked to their Aadhaar number, with each document having a unique identifier that allows for retrieval from the DigiLocker system; however, there is a storage limit of 1GB per user account for storing documents within DigiLocker.
What are the types of documents that are supported by Digilocker?
DigiLocker is a secure cloud-based platform that supports a variety of documents, including:
- Aadhaar card: A government-issued ID proof that can be used to enter airports
- PAN card: A government-issued ID proof that can be used to enter airports
- Driving license: A government-issued ID proof that can be used to enter airports and is accepted by traffic police
- Automobile registration certificate: A document that can be stored in DigiLocker
- Birth certificate: A document that can be stored in DigiLocker
- Educational certificates: A document that can be stored in DigiLocker, including CBSE digital certificates
- COVID vaccination certificate: A document that can be stored in DigiLocker
- Passport: A document that can be stored in DigiLocker
What type of documents can be uploaded to Digilocker?
You can upload many types of documents to DigiLocker, including:
- Identity documents: Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter ID card, driving license, ration card
- Educational certificates: Class X and XII marksheets, birth certificate, caste certificate, education certificates
- Vehicle documents: Vehicle registration certificate, automobile registration certificates
- Health documents: COVID-19 vaccine certificates, insurance policy documents
- Other documents: Income certificate, marriage certificate, dependency certificate, e-subscription voucher, industrial training institute certificate, general provident fund statement, NeGD training certificate
What is the maximum allowed file size that can be uploaded to Digilocker?
The maximum file size that can be uploaded to DigiLocker is 10 MB. The file must be in a supported format such as PDF, JPG, PNG, or TIFF.
How can Financial institutions leverage Wavenet API’s for Digilocker?
Financial institutions can leverage DigiLocker APIs to streamline KYC (Know Your Customer) processes by allowing customers to securely submit essential documents like Aadhaar cards and PAN cards directly from their DigiLocker, leading to faster account opening, reduced paperwork, and improved customer onboarding experiences while mitigating fraud risks by verifying document authenticity directly from the government-backed DigiLocker platform.
How accurate is the process?
To determine the accuracy of a process, you need to measure how closely the results produced by that process align with the expected or "true" values, typically assessed by comparing measured data to a known standard, calculating the difference (error), and then analyzing the error rate across multiple trials; a higher accuracy means the results are closer to the true value with minimal error.
Why should businesses use Wavenet API’s for Digilocker?
Businesses should use Wavenet's DigiLocker API because it allows for real-time verification of government-issued documents stored in a user's DigiLocker account, significantly streamlining KYC processes, reducing document verification time, and enhancing security by accessing verified documents directly from the official government source, all while providing a seamless user experience with quick access to essential documents like PAN cards, Aadhaar cards, and driving licenses.
How accurate is the process?
To determine the accuracy of a process, you need to measure how closely the results produced by that process align with the expected or "true" values, typically assessed by comparing measured data to a known standard, calculating the difference (error), and then analyzing the error rate across multiple trials; a higher accuracy means the results are closer to the true value with minimal error.
