How to check your PF balance
Four ways to see your EPF balance: the passbook portal, the UMANG app, an SMS and a missed call.
Checked on 11 November 2026. Fees, forms and steps change. Confirm on the official website before you pay. This is not a government website, and we do not process any application.
What you need
- Your UAN (Universal Account Number), a 12-digit number printed on your salary slip
- An activated UAN with a password
- Your mobile number registered with the UAN, and KYC (Aadhaar, PAN or bank account) added to it
Steps
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Fee
All four ways are free of any EPFO charge.
Good to know
- The SMS and missed call work only from the mobile number registered with your UAN, and only if KYC is added.
- A new deposit can take some days to show in the passbook.
- Check the passbook every few months. If a month's deposit is missing, ask your employer first; if that does not help, raise a grievance on EPFO's EPFiGMS portal.
- When you change jobs, keep the same UAN and give it to the new employer, so that all your PF stays in one place.
- EPFO never asks for your password or OTP on the phone. Calls offering to "release your PF" for a fee are frauds.
Official website
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