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3. How to Cancel an E-mandate

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by Mahindra Finance

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October 1, 2024

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1 mins read

Step 1: Log in to Mahindra Finance Customer Mobile Application

Step 2: Select the e-Mandate option

Step 3: Click on ‘View More’ for the mandate where you want to Cancel the mandate

Step 4: Click on ‘Cancel E-Mandate’

Step 5: Click on ‘Yes’ if you are sure that you want to cancel the E-Mandate

Step 6: Enter the 6 digit OTP received on your registered mobile number

Step 7: Select the remark for why you want to cancel the E-Mandate

Step 8: You’ll receive a POP-UP if your service request has been successfully created and you may track the same by clicking on ‘Track Service Request’ or decide to go back to the home page.

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