Signers sometimes use a friends’ or family members’ Aadhaar to eSign documents meaning the agreement is signed by someone who isn't a party to it. This creates serious fraud, compliance, and enforcement risk because:

🔍 There is no automatic way to detect if the signer entered someone else’s Aadhaar
⚖️ A third-party eSign can make your agreement unenforceable
🧾 Minor name variations on Aadhaar cards can cause legitimate signers to be incorrectly flagged

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With Leegality Aadhaar eSign Verifier, you can automatically reject or flag documents where the signer uses someone else's Aadhaar — before it becomes your problem.

Easily manage common mismatch in Aadhaar Card vs Application with Leegality Smart Name Verification

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In India it’s very common to have different variations in name on different ID cards. While a person might be called Kiran Kumar, their name on Aadhaar might be Kiran K. Kumar or Kumar K. Kiran - due to various clerical reasons.

This mismatch if not handled properly, can lead to a lot of rejection in genuine cases - creating issues on ground for the signer. With Smart Name Verification, you can easily handle these common variations - AI looks at name on Aadhaar vs name on agreement and tells if they are the same name or not.

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