E filing thr net banking for AY2025-26

@ Misdaque Alam

Due to WISDOM of someone, there is no way to log in to E Filing Portal through net banking this year.

You log in directly with your PAN and password.

After loging, go to your profile, remove all bank accounts and again add the accounts and validate. 

For everification, only the Aadhaar selection works properly. e verification through net banking will fail again and again and will drive you crazy.

Do not expect any help reply from the Income Tax Dept, they are super busy with other very important matters. 

@ Ranjan Mr

If you have a validted bank account with EVC enabled in the profile section, then e-Verify using Bank Account option seems to be working, which is different than the Net Banking option.

@ SC

E Verification did not work for EVC enabled Bank Accounts - THIS YEAR - for my relative, and later forr me.

The same EVC enabled bank accounts had done Everification last year immediately after filing.

Finally, we had to use Aadhar route to everify 

Perhaps you had special luck

You can look at my other posts on this issue.

You may be right 👍. It does seem to be working now, OP can check & revert on their findings, might benefit others in similar situation.

The bank-merger validation message and the net-banking login issue are likely separate. Revalidate the account using the bank account’s current IFSC and account details, then check the portal’s My Profile → My Bank Account section for the revalidation status. Net-banking access being enabled does not itself complete bank-account revalidation.

For the “Access Denied” loop, try a fresh browser session (clear cookies/cache or use an updated browser/private window), then access e-Filing through your bank’s official net-banking route rather than a saved link. If it persists, raise a grievance on the e-Filing portal or contact the portal helpdesk; include the date/time, bank name, exact error screenshot and grievance/reference numbers. Avoid sending passwords or OTPs by email. Also, the stated filing date was 11 July 2025; if you are resolving this now, check the applicable filing status and any available options for AY 2025–26, as dates and portal facilities may have changed.

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