Get KY AOC-INT-1 2019-2023

Please be advised that, you can start full KYC process by logging into Ola Cabs application then select Ola Money section. Please click on Add money or Send money option to begin with Full KYC process. You will be notified that the documents have been uploaded successfully.

Enter your PAN card details. Scan any proof of address. Upload your selfie.

Log in to the Paytm App. Tap on 'Nearby' option. Tap on 'Upgrade Account' to proceed. Select the desired location from the list areas and visit the place to complete your KYC. Users will have to carry their Aadhar card and Pan card as an ID Proof.

Consumers failing to complete KYC will be allowed to keep only up to Rs 10,000 in wallets. ... We had expected RBI, having reduced the limits for minimum-KYC wallets to Rs 10,000, will allow them to continue, said Bipin Preet Singh, founder of MobiKwik.

Your Ola Money wallet will expire soon! Get KYC done in your ride. Your OlaMoney Wallet will expire soon. According to RBI guidelines your documents need to be physically verified.

No. If you have recharged Ola Money using your saved cards, credit/debit cards, netbanking or any other payment option, we will not be able to refund your money, as per RBI guidelines. If you close your account, your Ola Money will be forfeited and can not be transferred to any other account, as per RBI guidelines.

Yes, they do have a system for rating customers, not sure about Uber, but Ola does have a system. ... When he dropped off the first customer, immediately a rating system flashed on his phone where he was asked to rate the customer. So Yes, as we rate Ola drivers, they too get a chance to rate us.

The five-star rating system, followed by both Uber and Ola, allows drivers and riders to rate each other based on the behaviour and overall experience. ... The five-star rating system, followed by both Uber and Ola, allows drivers and riders to rate each other based on the behaviour and overall experience.

The five-star rating system, followed by both Uber and Ola, allows drivers and riders to rate each other based on the behaviour and overall experience. Uber will now allow riders to see the average rating given to them by drivers, as the cab aggregator firm attempts to make the system more transparent to both parties.

After each trip, riders and drivers have the opportunity to rate one another from 1 to 5 stars, based on their trip experience. Ratings are anonymous. Neither riders nor drivers see individual ratings tied to a particular trip or person.

With that said, most drivers feel the average passenger rating is about 4.6. Perhaps we will venture a guess with this scale: Around 4.70~4.90 is good. Between 4.50~4.60 is acceptable.

Open the app. Select your ride type. Enter your pick-up and drop-off location. Tap Apply Coupon and redeem your offer. Tap Continue and then Confirm Booking.

Ola Undercuts Uber With 'Micro' Cabs at Rs. 6 per Kilometre. Taxi aggregator Ola has launched a new class of 'Micro' cabs, which have a base fare ranging from Rs. 35 to Rs. 45, at rates of Rs. 6 per kilometre.

In Delhi, Ola is the cheaper ride share for short rides, while Uber is cheaper for long rides.

But generally they only reach at ur pickup location via GPS button, start trip, end trip at your destination and flash screen with ur bill, whatever it is, generally most of them don't care. Why are Ola cab drivers refusing to accept Ola money and insist on cash payments?