How to Complete KYC of Jupiter Account?

If you have opened an account with Jupiter Money, then you should know that your account is valid only for 365 days. But don’t worry you can remove this limit and make it valid forever. In this guide, I will tell you how you can complete KYC of Jupiter Account.

Earlier when Jupiter Money started getting traction in the Indian market and many of us opened the account. The option to complete the KYC was missing. The app used to tell us that the video KYC feature will be enabled in the near future.

And now the future is here. There are no charges that you will have to pay to Jupiter Money to complete your KYC. At the same time, it is completely an online process. Before you get started with the process there are a few things you should get ready with. And they are,

• Original Copy of PAN Card.
• A pen and a blank paper to show your signature to the Jupiter team.

Once you are ready with these things you can follow the instructions given below.

Steps to Complete KYC of Jupiter Account

To begin with the KYC process you should make sure that you have the official app of Jupiter Money installed on your smartphone. If you already have it installed then start with the process. If not then you can install it from Play Store if you are using an Android device. And if you are using an iOS device then install it from Apple App Store.

1. Open the Jupiter Money App.
2. Login to your app with your mPIN or biometrics,
3. Tap on “Savings” below your name in the dashboard of the app.
4. Select the “Savings (Verified)” → “Know More”.
5. After that tap on the “Start Video Verification” button.
6. Give the required permissions to the app and start with the process.
7. Answer the questions asked to you by the executive of Jupiter Money.
8. Show your PAN Card and your signature.
9. And you are done with the KYC process.

Conclusion

After the video KYC process, your details will be verified post which your account will be fully activated. Keep in mind that no one from Jupiter Money will ask for your passwords, PINs, and OTPs. So make sure you never share such details with anyone.