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Yes, you will be receiving another kit, having DC.

It's the sender who mandates OTP/ID verification not blue draft, you will be required to share OTP/ID in case of Debit Card.
btw bro i received the physical debit card today
he still didn't ask for OTP
in fact this time i didn't even get any OTP, I atleast got a OTP in the case of cheque book
if whatever you are saying is true, Kotak is being very casual about their users security
 
btw bro i received the physical debit card today
he still didn't ask for OTP
in fact this time i didn't even get any OTP, I atleast got a OTP in the case of cheque book
if whatever you are saying is true, Kotak is being very casual about their users security
Same for me got otp from BlueDart but was never asked.
 
btw bro i received the physical debit card today
he still didn't ask for OTP
in fact this time i didn't even get any OTP, I atleast got a OTP in the case of cheque book
if whatever you are saying is true, Kotak is being very casual about their users security
Same for me got otp from BlueDart but was never asked.
Both banks/senders and Bluedart are messing up something. I was also not able to track the agent live, since few deliveries.
 
I asked the same question to the delivery executive, whom I know quite well since he mostly delivers in my area.

He said that they have both option while delivering and it depends on the delivery executive. Usually, they ask for the OTP if they are delivering to someone other than the original recipient.

In my case, I received two different OTPs (one for the cheque and one for the debit card), but I didn’t provide any of them to him, and he still successfully delivered both.

Unless the seal 👀 on the package is broken, I honestly don’t think anyone needs to worry.
 
I asked the same question to the delivery executive, whom I know quite well since he mostly delivers in my area.

He said that they have both option while delivering and it depends on the delivery executive. Usually, they ask for the OTP if they are delivering to someone other than the original recipient.

In my case, I received two different OTPs (one for the cheque and one for the debit card), but I didn’t provide any of them to him, and he still successfully delivered both.

Unless the seal 👀 on the package is broken, I honestly don’t think anyone needs to worry.
They are required to show proof of delivery, they do ask OTP for authentication and sometimes ID number (last 4 digits...).

Even same thing is with some ecom web/food delivery co., not limited to JioMart, even though OTP comes, delivery agent can mark delivered, so, it shows there's loophole, technically.

There's some issues with Bluedart also, I have experienced it, not recieved SMS for status update and all just recieved a call.
 
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Through bluedart website, you can track the live location of delivery agent. Their own phone works as live GPS 😂
How do you track the agent?
Yes, in this way, when there's Out for Delivery, but since few deliveries getting some technical issues while tracking. 😐

It popup giving some weird which is not fixed yet. Don't know about today's situation, no parcel received since few months.
 
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They are required to show proof of delivery, they do ask OTP for authentication and sometimes ID number (last 4 digits...).
Yes, they do have to show it, but as I mentioned they have both options. It's up to the delivery executive. In my case, I know him quite well, and he knows me too so no OTP was exchanged.
 
Yes, they do have to show it, but as I mentioned they have both options. It's up to the delivery executive. In my case, I know him quite well, and he knows me too so no OTP was exchanged.
But this is not a good practice, especially in case of delivery financial instruments, in my view. It may be okay for you, as you know eachother very well.

As I said they either found loophole or their developer team messed up which causes this, otherwise OTP comes, when there's no requirement of authentication?
 
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