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New Delhi: Big changes are coming to your PAN card! The Indian government is preparing to roll out a completely upgraded system known as PAN 2.0. The updated system is designed to fully digitize and streamline all PAN-related services. All PAN-related tasks—from issuing to updating—will soon be available on a single platform. To build this system, the government has selected LTIMindtree, an IT firm, and awarded it a ₹792 crore contract.
According to details shared in Parliament, PAN 2.0 is expected to go live within 18 months of the tender award. If all goes as planned, it should be implemented nationwide by early 2026.
The purpose of PAN 2.0 is to create a modern, user-friendly digital system. Here's what it brings:
All related services will be housed under one roof, including:
With PAN 2.0, there's no need to visit multiple websites like the e-Filing portal, UTIITSL, or Protean. Instead, users will access a centralized digital platform offering all services in one place—saving time and eliminating confusion.
No—you do not need to get a new card. The existing PAN cards will remain fully valid. Only the backend system is being modernized. The old PAN will continue to function normally, but services will now be faster and easier to access through the new platform.
TLTIMindtree, a leading IT services firm, has been entrusted by the government to design and develop the PAN 2.0 system. The firm has received a ₹792 crore contract to deliver this project. The goal is to build a secure, reliable, and smart digital infrastructure for all PAN-related activities.
PAN 2.0 marks a major step toward simplifying India’s tax infrastructure. By integrating services, reducing paperwork, and leveraging modern technology, the government hopes to offer a faster and smoother experience for all PAN users. By 2026, PAN card services will be faster, simpler, and completely digital.
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