14M Downloads, 1M Mobile Updates: Aadhaar App's Massive Growth Story
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has reported strong adoption of the new Aadhaar App, with nearly 14 million downloads so far. The app, dedicated to the nation on January 28, 2026, is witnessing an average of 1 lakh downloads per day. In a major milestone, over 1 million residents have updated their mobile numbers using the Aadhaar App, showcasing its growing everyday utility. The adoption reflects rising public trust in secure, digital, and privacy-first Aadhaar services.
The Aadhaar App is a next-generation mobile application available on Android and iOS platforms. It is designed to provide Aadhaar Number Holders (ANH) with a secure and convenient way to carry and share their digital identity.
Key features include,
The Aadhaar App promotes data minimization, consent control, and selective sharing, ensuring privacy-first identity management.
The Aadhaar App has already enabled,
Residents can now update their registered mobile number directly via the app, reducing dependence on physical centres. More update services are planned in future versions.
The Aadhaar App supports multiple real-world applications, enhancing convenience and digital verification,
UIDAI is expanding the offline verification ecosystem by registering more entities to use Aadhaar App features for seamless service delivery.
Q. The Aadhaar App is developed and managed by which authority?
A) Ministry of Home Affairs
B) UIDAI
C) NITI Aayog
D) NPCI
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