AwaasSoft Beneficiary Details 2026 — awaassoft.nic.in Guide

Quick answer. AwaasSoft (awaassoft.nic.in, also reachable as pmayg.nic.in) is the NIC-built, MoRD-owned backend that runs all of PMAY-G (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana — Gramin) and the legacy IAY (Indira Awas Yojana, merged into PMAY-G in April 2016). To get AwaasSoft beneficiary details 2026: open the portal → Stakeholders → IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary → search by Registration Number OR Aadhaar OR by name (with State + District + Block + Panchayat). The portal returns the full beneficiary record: photograph, sanction date, instalment status (1st/2nd/3rd/completion), geo-tag photos, and final house photograph. Free, no login required.

• Full name: AwaasSoft (PMAYG MIS).
• Owner: Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), Government of India.
• Built by: National Informatics Centre (NIC).
• Schemes covered: PMAY-G (2016-present) + IAY (1985-2016, legacy).
• What it does: maintains the central master beneficiary database, processes geo-tagged photographs, releases instalment payments via DBT (PFMS), and publishes village-wise reports for social-audit transparency.

• awaassoft.nic.in — original NIC URL (still live).
• pmayg.nic.in — current public-facing URL (redirects/proxies the same database).
• iay.nic.in — legacy IAY URL, redirects to pmayg.nic.in.
• AwaasApp — mobile app for Block officers / Gram Sevaks to upload photographs.

All four lead to the same database. Citizen searches always go through the Stakeholders → IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary menu.

1. Open awaassoft.nic.in.
2. Click Stakeholders → IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary.
3. Enter your 12-digit Registration Number.
4. Click Submit. Full record shows.

1. On the IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary page, click Advanced Search.
2. Enter your Aadhaar number (12 digits).
3. Optional: State + Year for narrower results.
4. Click Search.

1. Click Advanced Search.
2. Cascade through State → District → Block → Panchayat.
3. Enter name + father's name.
4. Click Search.

For the full panchayat-wise AwaasSoft beneficiary list 2026:

1. From the home page, click Reports in the top menu.
2. Click Social Audit Reports → Beneficiary details for verification.
3. Select State → District → Block → Panchayat → Year.
4. Click Get Report.
5. Use Excel or PDF buttons (top-right of result table) to download.

A typical AwaasSoft beneficiary record contains:

• Identification — Name, father's name, photograph (front-facing).
• Address — State, District, Block, Panchayat, Village; sometimes a hamlet name.
• Family details — Mother's name, gender, age, SECC household ID.
• Eligibility category — SECC deprivation criteria (D1-D7), Awaas+ self-survey ID, Manual Scavenger / Bonded Labour / PVTG / SC/ST flags.
• Sanction details — Sanction order number, date, scheme variant (PMAY-G plain/hill/NE/tribal).
• Instalment status — 1st / 2nd / 3rd / completion; bank account masked partly; transaction reference numbers.
• Geo-tag photographs — house at foundation, plinth, lintel, roof, completed stages; uploaded by Block officer via AwaasApp.

• Photo missing or wrong — file a complaint with your Block Development Officer (BDO); the AwaasApp upload was either skipped or re-assigned.
• Instalment shows pending but money received — DBT receipt shows in your bank but AwaasSoft hasn't refreshed; ask BDO to verify and refresh.
• Name not in beneficiary list — check Awaas+ self-survey on the same portal; if you weren't surveyed, register; if you were rejected without reason, file an RTI to the BDO.
• Status: Rejected — the Remarks column shows the reason; common reasons include “already pucca house”, “non-resident”, “duplicate Aadhaar”.

Awaas = housing in Hindi/Urdu; Soft = software (a NIC convention — they have eGramSwaraj-Soft, MGNREGA-Soft, PFMS-Soft etc.). AwaasSoft = the central housing-MIS software for PMAY-G/IAY.

For rural PMAY (PMAY-G), yes — AwaasSoft IS the portal. For urban PMAY (PMAY-U / PMAY-U 2.0), no — that runs on pmay-urban.gov.in which has its own separate database.

When IAY was merged into PMAY-G in April 2016, all pending and active IAY records migrated to AwaasSoft to preserve continuity. So if you applied under IAY pre-2016 and your application is still active, it's in AwaasSoft under the IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary search.

No. Citizen-side, AwaasSoft is read-only. Updates flow through your BDO / Block Programme Officer / Gram Sevak. You can request changes by visiting the Block office, filing an Awaas+ self-survey objection, or filing an RTI.

The completion flag and final instalment are sometimes desynced if the geo-tag photo was uploaded but the DBT release got stuck at PFMS. File an RTI for instalment delay addressed to BDO + DRDA Project Director — the standard reply timeline is 30 days under §7(1) RTI Act 2005.

The official AwaasApp is for Block officers, not citizens. Citizens should use the awaassoft.nic.in / pmayg.nic.in website on a phone browser — it works on mobile.

• PMAY Beneficiary Status Check 2026 — full guide
• pmayg.nic.in Beneficiary List 2026 — step-by-step
• PMAY Beneficiary List — village + panchayat
• RTI for PMAY status — sample letter
• RTI for PMAY instalment delay
• PMAY 2026 Complete Guide

• Ministry of Rural Development — AwaasSoft operational manual.
• NIC AwaasSoft technical documentation (publicly available).
• Press Information Bureau — PMAY-G continuation approval, 9 August 2024.
• The Right to Information Act, 2005 — for citizen escalation when portal data is wrong.

Last reviewed: 5 May 2026 — RTI Wiki editorial team. All AwaasSoft URLs verified live as on 5 May 2026.