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Reviewed by CA Nikhil Gupta · Last reviewed 11 October 2026
Check an ECR text file line by line for the 11 `#~#`-separated fields, a 12-digit UAN, the wage hierarchy and the employer contribution split.
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Offline EPFO ECR format checker for the eleven-field #~# upload structure, with duplicate UAN, wage hierarchy, NCP and contribution-review flags.
An illustrative line for a valid 12-digit UAN contains name, gross/EPF/EPS/EDLI wages, employer EPF/EPS components, difference, NCP days and refunds. The file checker lists structural defects by row.
Parse each non-empty ECR line by the eleven #~# fields, validate types and internal wage constraints, then reconcile an indicative employer split. Download review flags before attempting portal submission.
EPFO revamped ECR applies from September 2025 wage month but retained the underlying 11-field text-file structure. This cannot validate establishment-UAN linkage or live employee pension eligibility.
Do not treat a syntactically valid UAN as a verified EPFO membership record; do not use a generic contribution reconciliation as proof of wage-ceiling/exempt status.
No. The portal applies further checks against the member database. This tool catches layout and arithmetic problems early.
EPFO confirms the text file layout remains unchanged.
No; it is local-only and does not query EPFO accounts.
No. EPFO portal business-rule checks remain authoritative.
Rates and rules were checked against these sources on 11 October 2026. Notifications and standards change; confirm on the official site before you file, book or advise.
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