The Odisha Government has published the latest NPCI rejection list for the Subhadra Yojana scheme. If your application is approved but you’re not getting the money, your name might be on this list. This happens when there’s a problem with your bank account. Don’t worry – I’ll explain how to check the list and fix these issues step by step.

💡 Important Update: Many women are finding their names on the NPCI rejected list even after getting approval for Subhadra Yojana. This is causing payment delays. Check if your name is on the list and follow the steps below to fix your bank account issues.

What is Subhadra Yojana NPCI Rejected List?

The NPCI rejected list for Subhadra Yojana is a list of women whose applications were approved but couldn’t receive the money due to bank account issues. NPCI stands for National Payments Corporation of India, which handles all the money transfers for government schemes like Subhadra Yojana. When the system tries to send money to your account but fails, your name gets added to this list.

Think of it like this – your application for Subhadra Yojana is approved, but when the government tries to put money in your bank account, there’s a roadblock. This happens mainly because your Aadhaar card is not properly linked to your bank account, or your account has some other issues. The good thing is that once you fix these issues, you can start receiving your benefits right away.

Around 15-20% of Subhadra Yojana beneficiaries are currently on the NPCI rejected list. Many women don’t know that their payment is stuck because of these technical issues with their bank accounts. That’s why it’s important to check the NPCI rejection list regularly and fix any problems quickly.

Subhadra Yojana NPCI Rejection Details Summary

Scheme Name	Subhadra Yojana NPCI Rejection List 2025
Who Announced	Government of Odisha
Launch Date	September 17, 2024
Objective	To identify and help fix bank account issues preventing benefit disbursement
Apply Method	Not applicable – this is for approved beneficiaries with payment issues
Beneficiaries	Women who are approved for Subhadra Yojana but have bank account issues
Amount	₹10,000 per year (stuck due to bank account issues)
State	Odisha
Official Website	Click Here

Common Reasons for NPCI Rejection in Subhadra Yojana

When your name appears on the NPCI rejected list for Subhadra Yojana, it’s usually because of one of these issues with your bank account. Let me explain each problem in simple words:

• Aadhaar Not Linked to Bank Account: This is the most common reason. Even though you have an Aadhaar card and a bank account, they’re not connected properly in the banking system.
• Inactive Bank Account: If you haven’t used your bank account for a long time (usually 6 months or more), the bank might have marked it as inactive or dormant.
• Account Closed or Frozen: Sometimes your account might be closed or frozen due to KYC issues or other banking reasons.
• Wrong Account Number: The account number you provided during application might have errors or might not match with your Aadhaar-linked account.
• Multiple Accounts Linked to Aadhaar: If you have more than one bank account linked to your Aadhaar, the system might get confused about where to send the money.
• Non-DBT Enabled Account: Some bank accounts aren’t set up to receive government money transfers (DBT). This is common with very old accounts or accounts in small cooperative banks.
• Name Mismatch: If your name in the bank account doesn’t exactly match your name in the Aadhaar card, the payment might get rejected.

Understanding why your payment was rejected is the first step to fixing the problem. Most of these issues can be resolved by visiting your bank branch with your Aadhaar card and bank passbook.

How to Check Subhadra Yojana NPCI Rejected List

There are two ways to check if your name is on the Subhadra Yojana NPCI rejected list. I’ll explain both methods in detail:

Method 1: Check Online (Recommended)

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to subhadra.odisha.gov.in
2. Look for NPCI Rejected List: Find and click on the “NPCI Rejected List” or “Bank Account Updation Needed List” option
3. Enter Your Details: You’ll need to provide your:
   • Aadhaar Number (last 4 digits), or
   • Application Number, or
   • Select your district and block to see the complete list
4. Search: Click on the search button
5. Check Results: If your name appears in the results, it means your payment is stuck due to bank account issues

Tip: If you don’t have internet access, you can ask someone at your local Common Service Center (CSC) or Mo Seva Kendra to check the list for you.

Method 2: Check Offline

1. Visit Your Block Office: Go to your nearest Block Office or Panchayat Office
2. Ask for the NPCI Rejection List: Speak to the officer handling Subhadra Yojana
3. Provide Your Details: Show your Aadhaar card and Subhadra Yojana application receipt
4. Check the Printed List: The officer will help you check if your name is on the list

Once you confirm that your name is on the NPCI rejected list, the next step is to understand why your payment was rejected and how to fix it.

Step-by-Step Guide to Fix NPCI Rejection Issues

If you found your name on the Subhadra Yojana NPCI rejected list, don’t worry. Here’s what you need to do to fix the problem and start receiving your payments:

Step 1: Visit Your Bank Branch

Take these documents with you:

• Your Aadhaar card (original)
• Bank passbook or account details
• A printout of the NPCI rejection list showing your name (if possible)
• Your mobile phone (that receives bank notifications)

Step 2: Request Aadhaar-Bank Account Linking

Tell the bank officer clearly: “My name is on the Subhadra Yojana NPCI rejected list and I need to link my Aadhaar to my bank account for DBT payments.”

The bank will give you an Aadhaar seeding form. Fill it out carefully with your:

• Full name (exactly as it appears on your Aadhaar)
• Account number
• 12-digit Aadhaar number
• Mobile number

Step 3: Request DBT Enabling

This is very important! Many people miss this step. Tell the bank officer: “Please make sure my account is DBT enabled for receiving government benefits.”

Some banks have a separate form for this. If they don’t, make sure to specifically mention that you need your account to be DBT enabled for Subhadra Yojana payments.

Step 4: Get Written Confirmation

Ask the bank for a written confirmation that:

• Your Aadhaar is now linked to your bank account
• Your account is DBT enabled

This paper will be useful if you face any issues later. Some banks provide an acknowledgment slip – keep it safe.

Step 5: Wait for Processing

After submitting your request, the bank needs time to process it. This usually takes 3-7 working days. During this time, your bank will:

• Verify your Aadhaar details
• Update your information in their system
• Send the updated information to NPCI

Step 6: Check NPCI Mapper Status (Optional but Recommended)

After 7 days, you can verify if your Aadhaar-bank linkage is successful by:

• Calling the bank’s customer care
• Visiting the bank again
• Using the NPCI Mapper website (if available in your region)

Step 7: Check the NPCI Rejected List Again

After 10-15 days, check the NPCI rejected list again. If everything was done correctly, your name should no longer appear on the list.

Once your name is removed from the NPCI rejected list, you will receive your Subhadra Yojana payment in the next payment cycle.

Special Cases and Solutions for NPCI Rejection

Some women face special problems with NPCI rejections. Here are solutions for these special cases:

If You Have Multiple Bank Accounts

If you have more than one bank account linked to your Aadhaar, the system might get confused. Here’s what to do:

• Decide which account you want to receive your Subhadra Yojana payments
• Visit that bank branch
• Ask them to set your account as the “primary account” for Aadhaar mapping
• Some banks call this “Aadhaar mapping override”

If Your Bank Account is in a Different District

This shouldn’t cause NPCI rejection, but sometimes it creates confusion. If your bank branch is far from where you live:

• Visit any branch of your bank in your current location
• Explain that you need Aadhaar-bank linking for Subhadra Yojana
• Most banks can help you regardless of which branch your account is in

If You Want to Change Your Bank Account

If your current bank account has problems and you want to use a different account:

• Open a new account in a major bank (SBI, PNB, BOB, etc.)
• Link your Aadhaar to this new account
• Visit your Block Office or Mo Seva Kendra
• Fill out a “Bank Account Change Form” for Subhadra Yojana
• Provide your new account details

If You Have a Joint Account

Joint accounts sometimes cause NPCI rejections. The best solution is:

• Open a single-holder account in your name only
• Link your Aadhaar to this new account
• Update your bank details for Subhadra Yojana as explained above

Remember, no matter what special case you have, the key is to make sure your Aadhaar is properly linked to an active, single-holder, DBT-enabled bank account.

After Fixing NPCI Rejection: Next Steps

After you’ve fixed the bank account issues, here’s what happens next:

How Long Until You Get Your Payment?

Once your name is removed from the NPCI rejected list:

• You’ll receive your pending payment in the next payment cycle
• If a payment cycle is already in progress, you might have to wait for the next one
• Typically, this takes between 15-45 days depending on when the next payment cycle starts

Will You Get Back Payment?

Yes! The good news is that you won’t lose any money because of the delay:

• All your pending payments will be transferred together
• If you missed previous installments due to NPCI rejection, you’ll receive the full amount you’re entitled to
• The government keeps track of all pending payments for approved beneficiaries

How to Verify Your Payment

To check if you’ve received your payment:

• Check your bank account statement or passbook
• Look for a credit entry titled “SUBHADRA” or “GOVT OF ODISHA”
• You can also check your payment status on the Subhadra Yojana website
• Visit your bank and ask them to check for any government transfers

What If Your Name Appears on the NPCI List Again?

Sometimes, even after fixing the issues, your name might appear on the NPCI rejected list again. If this happens:

• Visit your bank immediately
• Ask for the specific reason for the rejection
• Request them to verify your Aadhaar mapping status in the NPCI mapper
• Make sure your account is still active and DBT-enabled
• If needed, call the Subhadra Yojana helpline at 14678 for assistance

Keep monitoring your status until you start receiving regular payments.

Conclusion

Finding your name on the Subhadra Yojana NPCI rejected list doesn’t mean you won’t get your money. It just means there’s a problem with your bank account that needs to be fixed. By following the steps in this guide, you can solve these issues and start receiving your payments. The most important step is visiting your bank to link your Aadhaar card properly and make sure your account is DBT-enabled. After fixing these issues, you’ll get all your pending payments in the next payment cycle. Don’t wait – check the list today and take action if your name is there!

FAQs

How long does it take to remove my name from the NPCI rejected list after fixing bank issues?

After you visit your bank and fix the Aadhaar linking and DBT enabling issues, it typically takes 7-15 days for your name to be removed from the NPCI rejected list. The bank needs about 3-7 working days to process your Aadhaar linking request and update it in the NPCI mapper system. Then, the Subhadra Yojana portal takes another 3-7 days to reflect this update in their system. If your name still appears on the list after 15 days, you should visit your bank again to check if there are any additional issues.

Will I lose my previous installments if my name is on the NPCI rejected list?

No, you won’t lose any money. When your bank account issues are fixed and your name is removed from the NPCI rejected list, you’ll receive all your pending installments together in the next payment cycle. The government keeps track of all approved beneficiaries who couldn’t receive payments due to technical issues. So, even if you missed several installments because of NPCI rejection, you’ll get the full amount you’re entitled to once the issue is resolved.

Can I change my bank account for receiving Subhadra Yojana payments?

Yes, you can change your bank account for receiving Subhadra Yojana payments. First, open a new account in a reliable bank and make sure to link your Aadhaar to it. Then, visit your Block Office or Mo Seva Kendra and submit a bank account change request for Subhadra Yojana. You’ll need to fill out a form and provide your new account details. After processing (which takes about 15-30 days), your future payments will come to the new account. This is especially helpful if your current bank is causing repeated NPCI rejections.

Important Links

⚠️ Warning: Only use the official links provided below. Beware of fake websites claiming to be official. The Subhadra Yojana official website is subhadra.odisha.gov.in only.

Service	Official Link	Purpose
Official Portal	Click Here	Main website for all Subhadra Yojana services and information
Citizen Login	Click Here	Check application status, view personal application details
Grievance Portal	Click Here	Submit complaints or issues related to application processing
Beneficiary List	Click Here	View complete list of approved beneficiaries by district/block
Bank Account Updation List	Click Here	Check if your bank account needs activation or updation for DBT
Odisha Women and Child Development Department Website	Visit	Official website of the department implementing Subhadra Yojana
Subhadra Yojana Form PDF	Visit	Download the official application form for offline submission
Guidelines for Subhadra Yojana Odisha	Visit	Official guidelines document for the Subhadra Yojana scheme

If your name appears on the NPCI rejection list, please visit your bank immediately to ensure your Aadhaar is properly linked to your account and that your account is DBT-enabled.