EPFO e-Passbook: Download PF e-Passbook To Know Current Balance & How Much Interest Generated

There is no doubt the Provident Fund is a salaried professional's future deposit income. Every month a portion of your payment or salary is deposited with the Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO), whether you work for the government or in the private sector. The account holders receive the deposit amount following retirement or after a certain period of time. The respective individual earns 8.10% interest rate on the deposited amount. At the same time, the money put in the account is given to the nominee if the account holder dies before the age of 60.

If you have an EPF account, the information shared here might help you. EPFO may disburse the interest earned by PF account holders in the preceding financial year and will be transferred to the account soon. The depositors in this situation must-visit EPFO to obtain information about the amount placed in their PF account. E-Passwook statement also allows you to check the claim status as it shows all the transactions that happened in the account. You can download the e-passbook and track the interest by depositing money in the account.

However, did you know that you don't have to go to the office to check on the money in your EPF account? By downloading the e-passbook from the comfort of your own home, you can check the amount of money and interest you earned in the account, and also the claim status.

Here's how to Download the E-Passbook or E-Statement:

Step 1. To download the EPF passbook, first visit the official website of EPFO

https://passbook.epfindia.gov.in/MemberPassBook/Login

Step 2. After this you enter the UAN number, password and Captcha.

Step 3. Now, click on the Login option.

Step 4. Now, if you want to see the passbook, then you select the Member ID.

Step 5. After this, the EPF passbook will appear in front of you, by clicking on which download the passbook in PDF.

Please note - While downloading the passbook, keep in mind that you cannot see the passbook of Exempted PF Trust. Only the company has the right to see them.