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LPG consumers can complete eKYC online or through gas agencies

Source: The Hindu · 23 Sep 2026, 11:58 UTC
LPG consumers can complete eKYC online or through gas agencies
Image: The Hindu · original report

Domestic LPG consumers approaching the October 1 deadline can complete electronic know-your-customer verification either by visiting their gas agency or from home. The Hindu said consumers can use the required mobile applications, but the supplied material does not detail possible consequences for those who miss the deadline.

Domestic LPG consumers have two ways to complete their electronic know-your-customer, or eKYC, process before an October 1 deadline, The Hindu reported. Consumers can visit their respective gas agency to carry out the verification. Alternatively, they can complete the process from home by downloading the required mobile applications.

The supplied information does not identify the applications, list the documents or personal details needed, or explain the steps within the digital process. It also does not state what will happen to consumers who fail to complete eKYC by October 1. The report’s available material is limited to the deadline and the two routes for completing the verification.

Consumers seeking specific instructions would therefore need to use information supplied by their gas agency or the relevant LPG provider, but no further provider guidance is included in the source.

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