EPFO: Invalid Bank Account Number Name Mismatch and Rejected due to credentials mismatched

What are "invalid bank account details" in EPFO?

One of the most common errors in EPF accounts is an invalid bank account number. This error occurs when the bank account number provided by the employee is incorrect or has been closed. To resolve this error, employees should ensure that they provide the correct bank account number and verify it before submitting their EPF claim.

How to Resolve an Invalid Bank Account Number EPFO Issue

"Invalid bank account number error" is a prevalent issue in EPF accounts. This error can lead to the funds being credited to the wrong account. To prevent this, employees should ensure that they verify their bank account details before submitting their EPF claim. 

Rejected due to name mismatch in EPFO

Name Mismatch

If you see a name mismatch problem when adding a bank account to your EPF account, it can be because your official documents, such as your Aadhar card or PAN card, don't match the name on your EPF account. The EPFO may reject your claim as a result of this. Verify your name on any official documents and make sure it matches with your EPF account to prevent this.

In order to prevent any potential problems with your EPF withdrawals or transfers, make sure to keep all official documentation current and consistent with your EPF account.

EPFO rejected due to credentials mismatch

The "rejected due to credentials mismatch" problem occurs when adding a bank account to your EPF account and the details of your bank account don't match the name on your EPF account. The EPFO may reject your claim as a result of this. Verify your name on any official documents and make sure it matches with your EPF account to prevent this.

 

In order to prevent any potential problems with your EPF withdrawals or transfers, make sure to keep all official documentation current and consistent with your EPF account.

Credentials Mismatched

What does "Credentials Mismatch" mean

Mismatch in Father's Name

The "rejected due to credentials mismatch" problem occurs when adding a bank account to your EPF account and the details of your bank account don't match the name on your EPF account. The EPFO may reject your claim as a result of this. Verify your name on any official documents and make sure it matches with your EPF account to prevent this.

So to prevent this error from occurring, first you need to check your EPF account details.

Is there a mismatch between the Aadhaar card and EPFO account?

While this might be true for some users, where there could be a mismatch between the name registered on the bank, Aadhaar card, and PF account, a lot of users with identical details on the bank and the EPFO account are also reporting the same issue.