In case you suspect any fraudulent activity on your Bajaj Finserv Health EMI Network Card or transaction you haven't done, you can self-block the card by following these steps:

1. Go to #*{My_Relations}#, scroll to the 'Cards' section, and select the EMI Card you want to block
2. Click on 'Block Card'
3. Select 'Fraud attempt on the card' as the reason for blocking your card and click on 'Proceed'
4. Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number and click on 'Submit'

You can also #*{click_here}*# to raise a request.

Note: In case you are blocking the card from Bajaj Finserv App, then you do not need to enter the OTP.

In case you suspect any fraudulent activity on your Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card, you can self-block it by following the steps below:

1. Go to #*{My_Relations}*#, scroll to the 'Cards' section, and select the EMI Card you want to block
2. Click on 'Block Card'
3. Select 'Fraud attempt on the card' as the reason for blocking your card and click on 'Proceed'
4. Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number and click on 'Submit'

You can also #*{click_here}*# to raise a request.

Note: In case you are blocking the card from Bajaj Finserv App, then you do not need to enter the OTP.

You can get all essential communication from us by updating your personal details. This also helps us prevent fraudulent activities from occurring in your account. We can provide immediate assistance in case you face any account-related issues.

Keeping your profile updated is also important for maintaining accordance with 'The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002'. It also helps us to ensure that no one can access your account without your permission and adds an extra layer of security to your personal account.

We ask you to validate your identity to ensure:

• Personal details changes are initiated only by you
• No fraudulent activities take place on your account
• No one accesses your account without your permission

Your mobile number is verified as a security measure to prevent fraud and ensure the authenticity of the linking process.

Your mobile number is verified as a security measure to prevent fraud and ensure the authenticity of the linking process.

Your UPI PIN is required to authorise UPI transactions. Without knowing your UPI PIN, no one can make transactions.

Important: Do not share or disclose your UPI PIN to anyone to minimise the risk of fraud and unauthorised transactions.

No, Two-Factor Authentication is required to ensure the safety and security of your Bajaj Pay wallet transactions. This helps prevent any loss that may occur due to unauthorised, suspicious, or fraudulent activity.

Please note that Two-Factor Authentication is mandatory as per RBI's Master Direction on Prepaid Payment Instruments.

DigiLocker is a platform authorised by the government that provides a secure and convenient way to store and manage documents for KYC purposes. It uses two-factor authentication to prevent frauds. The process is easy, quick, and intuitive, and can be completed digitally without the need for any physical paperwork.

The Key Fact Statement (KFS) provides details of the key information about your loan. It is prepared in compliance with the guidelines laid down by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

The KFS is a standardised document across lenders, based on templates from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The RBI’s guidelines on digital lending, for instance, need the KFS to specify details like the loan amount, tenure, rate of interest, repayments due, other fees and penalties a customer might incur, details about third parties involved in the contract, details of the grievance redress officer, the cooling-off period etc.

The KFS is displayed before execution of loan agreement and provides you with the details of the key information about your loan. Its purpose is to ensure transparency between you and Bajaj Finance Limited (BFL).