Simple pricing.
No surprises.

Free for individuals. Paid plans for power users. API access for banks, NBFCs & fintech — contact us.

For Individuals

Mask Your Documents

Browser-based masking — your files never leave your device.

Free
₹0
Unlimited, in your browser.
  • ✓ Mask Aadhaar (PDF & image)
  • ✓ Mask PAN card
  • ✓ Output aligned with UIDAI guidelines
  • ✓ Zero data stored
  • ✓ No daily limit, no signup
  • ✓ Files up to 50 MB
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API
Custom
For banks, NBFCs, fintech & KYC teams.
  • ✓ Nine REST endpoints, one key
  • ✓ Aadhaar & PAN masking — first eight digits covered, last four readable
  • ✓ Field extraction as JSON, Aadhaar checksum validated
  • ✓ Document verification against the signed UIDAI QR
  • ✓ PII redaction — 11 identifier types, on any document
  • ✓ Bulk endpoints — a batch in, a ZIP and manifest out
  • ✓ PDF, JPG and PNG up to 50 MB; multi-page PDFs rasterised, so redaction cannot be undone
  • ✓ Processed in Mumbai. Held in memory, no copy retained
  • ✓ Scoped keys — buy one endpoint, not the suite
  • ✓ Quota and throughput sized to your peak, not your average
  • ✓ Worked Python, Node.js and Java clients
  • ✓ Trial key to evaluate on your own documents
  • ✓ DPA and security questionnaire support
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For Banks, NBFCs & Fintech

Need API Access?

Integrate Aadhaar and PAN masking directly into your KYC or document pipeline. Server-side OCR, REST API, batch support, and custom SLAs. Pricing is based on your volume — email us to get a quote.

contact@maskaadhaar.com →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the individual tool safe to use?
Yes. Individual masking runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF or image is never uploaded to any server — we have zero access to your documents.
How do I get API access?
API access is available for banks, NBFCs, and fintech companies. Email us at contact@maskaadhaar.com and we'll get back to you with pricing and integration details based on your volume.

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