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Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) is a system introduced by the Government of India to streamline the distribution of subsidies and financial benefits. Under DBT, funds such as subsidies, scholarships, and welfare payments are directly credited into the bank accounts of eligible beneficiaries, eliminating the need for intermediary government offices. Transfers under this system refer to payments made by the government to individuals without expecting any service or product in return.
Aadhaar plays a crucial role in the DBT framework. Linking beneficiary details with their Aadhaar number ensures authenticity and eliminates duplication. This linkage guarantees that the financial support reaches the rightful recipient. For instance, individuals with an annual income above ₹10 lakh are now excluded from certain subsidies, like the LPG subsidy, based on their Aadhaar-linked financial information.
