Authors :
Vaidyam Sreedhar; D. Anjaneyulu
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Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 9 - September
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Abstract :
The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), launched in 2014, represents India’s flagship financial inclusion
programme, with its digital strategy serving as the foundation for its large – scale success. The conspire use the Stick trinity
(Jan Dhan –Aadhar Portable) to guarantee consistent account opening, e-KYC confirmation and coordinate advantage
exchange (DBT) without spillages. Through the issuance of RuPay debit cards , integration with unified payments interface
and Aadhar enabled payments system , and development of portable based application like the Jan Dhan Darshak App,
the programme has expanded secure the convenient digital financial services to rural and underserved populations. By
linking over 52 crore accounts to digital platform, PMJDY has not only facilitated cashless transactions but also enabled
access to micro-insurance . overdraft ,credit and pension scheme. The digital backbone of PMJDY has transformed
government to people (G2P) payments , ensured transparency, empowered women, and strengthened India’s global
positions as a leader in digital financial inclusion. However challenges remain in enhancing financial literacy, reducing
dormant accounts, and deepening usage of services. Overall, PMJDY’s digital strategy has been pivotal in bringing the
digital divide and creating a robust , inclusive financial ecosystem.
Keywords :
Financial Inclusion, PMJDY, Digital Payments, Abbreviations: RBI, UPI, DBT, SHGs, RRBs, RuPay Card, Micro Insurance, Government subsidies, Inclusion Growth, JDD App, NPCI.
References :
- Anuradha and Dr.Anju Jain (2023)1 “ Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna : Effects on women Empowerment ”
- Kumar.R. (2018)2 “ A Study on Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Awareness and its Satisfaction – A Financial Inclusion initiative “
- Joshi.M.C Rajpurohit V.P (2015)3 “Awareness of Financial Inclusion : An Empirical Study ”
- “Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana and Financial Inclusivity: An Empirical Analysis ”by H.Nshylaja (2021)4
- “ Jan Dhan Ypjama: Concern over scope over misuse, Slow Rollout of Debit Cards” in Indian Express by Tewai (2014)5
- WWW.pmjdy.gov.in
- WWW.financialservices.gov.in
The Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), launched in 2014, represents India’s flagship financial inclusion
programme, with its digital strategy serving as the foundation for its large – scale success. The conspire use the Stick trinity
(Jan Dhan –Aadhar Portable) to guarantee consistent account opening, e-KYC confirmation and coordinate advantage
exchange (DBT) without spillages. Through the issuance of RuPay debit cards , integration with unified payments interface
and Aadhar enabled payments system , and development of portable based application like the Jan Dhan Darshak App,
the programme has expanded secure the convenient digital financial services to rural and underserved populations. By
linking over 52 crore accounts to digital platform, PMJDY has not only facilitated cashless transactions but also enabled
access to micro-insurance . overdraft ,credit and pension scheme. The digital backbone of PMJDY has transformed
government to people (G2P) payments , ensured transparency, empowered women, and strengthened India’s global
positions as a leader in digital financial inclusion. However challenges remain in enhancing financial literacy, reducing
dormant accounts, and deepening usage of services. Overall, PMJDY’s digital strategy has been pivotal in bringing the
digital divide and creating a robust , inclusive financial ecosystem.
Keywords :
Financial Inclusion, PMJDY, Digital Payments, Abbreviations: RBI, UPI, DBT, SHGs, RRBs, RuPay Card, Micro Insurance, Government subsidies, Inclusion Growth, JDD App, NPCI.