A permanent account number (PAN) is a ten-character alphanumeric identifier, issued in the form of a laminated “PAN card”, by the Indian Income Tax Department, to any “person” who applies for it or to whom the department allots the number without an application. It can also be obtained in the form of a pdf if the User doesn’t wish to obtain it physically.

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Here are some of the uses of PAN card:

• IT returns filing: You need to provide your PAN card details to file Income Tax returns. You need to fill your PAN details on the given space and you can file Income Tax online by visiting the e-filing website.
• Opening a bank account: Since bank accounts are the primary medium for tracking anyone’s financial transactions, in order to open a bank account you need to provide  PAN Card details
• Applying for a credit/debit card: Applying for a credit/ debit card also requires the applicant to submit their PAN details.
• Buying/selling a vehicle: Buying or selling a vehicle also requires you to provide your PAN card details, because of the ownership of the vehicle changes.
• Acts as identity proof: PAN card is considered as a necessary document in many official procedures, so it’s important to own a PAN card for someone involved in frequent financial transactions
• Applying for loans/insurance: Providing loans/insurance is linked with a high-risk factor on the bank’s side. If the loans are not paid back by the borrower, the bank would stand to lose a large sum of money or assets. To analyze the risk linked with granting loans, it’s important for the banks to take a look at the applicant’s financial transactions and figure out whether he/she is eligible for the loan.
• Used for buying/selling/renting property in India: If you wish to make any transactions linked with a property, you will be required to provide your PAN details.
• Useful in currency conversion: PAN card is considered to be a mandatory document while making conversions from Indian to a foreign currency.
• Used in the purchase of precious metals