Enable ABPS in bulk — NPCI check, village by village
On the VB-G RAM G Enable ABPS for workers page, GramG Ninja shows Aadhaar, checks with NPCI and saves every page with green rows — then moves on to the next page and the next village, until the whole Panchayat is done.
- Village by village
- Saves green rows
- Excel log with reasons
- Aadhaar never stored
- 100% Free
🆕 New in GramG Ninja 7 — rolling out on the Chrome Web Store. Already have GramG Ninja? It updates automatically once version 7 reaches you; you can check the version at the foot of any GramG Ninja panel.
What this tool does
Enabling ABPS (Aadhaar Based Payment System) for workers means checking each one with NPCI and saving the ones that come back green, page after page. By hand that is three clicks a row, for every village. The ABPS Enable (NPCI) panel does it for you:
- Each row: Show Aadhaar Number → Check with NPCI, exactly the buttons you would press.
- Each page: whenever a page has green rows, it presses Save Records of this page — which enables those workers for DBT.
- Each village: starts from the village open on the page and carries on, village by village.
- The log: rows that stay red are not saved and go to the log with the portal's reason. Download the whole log, or only the workers who are not enabled, as Excel.
- Aadhaar is never stored: the number the portal reveals is never read, copied or logged.
How to use it
- Add to Chrome / Edge (button above) to install GramG Ninja.
- Open the portal's Enable ABPS for workers page and log in as usual.
- Pick the village to start from, then press Start in the GramG Ninja panel. Watch the counts of checked, saved and not-enabled workers as it runs.
- When it finishes, download the log and follow up the workers who are not enabled.
Frequently asked questions
What does it do on the Enable ABPS page?
For each worker on the page it presses Show Aadhaar Number and Check with NPCI, the same buttons you would press. Whenever a page has green rows (enabled at NPCI) it presses Save Records of this page, which enables those workers for DBT. It then moves to the next page and the next village.
Does it store or log Aadhaar numbers?
No. The portal reveals the number so that it can check with NPCI, but GramG Ninja never reads, copies, stores or logs it. The log has the village, job card, registration number, name and the portal’s reason.
What happens to workers who are not enabled?
Rows that stay red are not saved; they go to the log with the reason the portal gave. You can download the full log, or only the workers who are not enabled, as Excel and follow them up.
Where does it start, and can I stop it?
It starts from the village open on the page and goes village by village. You can stop it at any time; it stops after the current row, and you can resume later from where it left off.
Is it official or guaranteed?
No. GramG Ninja is an independent tool by VisionTech, not a government product. Automated entry can make mistakes, so keep a person in the loop and check the results on the portal. Use at your own responsibility.
Related: all GramG Ninja payment tools — Muster Roll save-all, FTO verification, and eKYC/ABPS status on the Wage List.
VB-G RAM G, VBGRAMG and related government portal names are the property of the Government of India / State Government. GramG Ninja is an independent tool by VisionTech (Vision Technologies and Robotics) and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body.