The new Aadhaar App has witnessed rapid public adoption, recording more than 21 million downloads within just three months of launch, reflecting growing acceptance of digital identity services and easier access to Aadhaar-related facilities.
According to official data, millions of users are increasingly relying on the app for services such as updating mobile numbers and addresses from anywhere without visiting enrolment centres.
More than 2.8 million users have already updated their mobile numbers through the app, while nearly 6 lakh people have used it to modify their address details.
Developed as a next-generation digital identity platform, the Aadhaar App enables Aadhaar Number Holders to securely carry, verify and share their identity through a privacy-focused mobile interface.
Officials said the rising usage demonstrates growing public trust in digital governance platforms while improving accessibility and convenience for Aadhaar users across the country.
The app also includes several advanced features such as face authentication for proof of presence, one-click biometric lock and unlock functionality, authentication history tracking and a QR-based editable contact card that can replace physical visiting cards.
The application has been designed to support a wide range of real-world use cases, including hotel check-ins through Offline Verification Seeking Entity (OVSE) QR scanning, hospital admissions, visitor management systems, event access, age verification services and identity authentication for gig workers and service partners.