Do you have multiple SSO IDs? If you have an extra Rajasthan SSO ID that you no longer need, you can easily deactivate or merge it by visiting sso.rajasthan.gov.in.
Alternatively, if you are a government worker, you can consolidate your IDs by opening a Government Employee account. This streamlines your access to various online services, making it much easier to manage everything in one place.
You can easily consolidate your accounts by following these steps:
Visit the Official SSO Website. On the main login screen, look for the option labeled "I have multiple SSOIDs" and click on "Click here to merge."
Sign in to the portal as a "Citizen" using the SSO ID you wish to deactivate or merge. Once logged in, click on the "Edit Profile" icon (the pencil icon) at the top of the page.
To merge a personal (Independent) account with a Government Employee account, click the "Deactivate Account" button on the Edit Profile page.
After clicking 'Deactivate Account,' you will be prompted to enter your registered mobile number. A one-time password (OTP) will be sent to you via SMS. Enter this OTP to confirm deactivation. This process will close the citizen account and automatically redirect you to the merging page.
On the redirection page, enter your active Government SSO Login ID. You will be asked to authorize the merger of both accounts.
Confirm the merger one last time. Once successful, your independent data and login will be securely integrated into your primary Government Employee SSO ID.
Log in to the Rajasthan SSO portal as a citizen and select "Edit Profile." Follow the prompts to deactivate the secondary account, which initiates the merging process with your primary ID.
Navigate to the "Edit Profile" section of your independent account and select "Deactivate Account." Verify your identity using your mobile number and OTP, then enter your Government SSO ID to complete the link.
Yes. For security purposes, you must enter your registered mobile number and provide the OTP to authorize the deactivation of the old account before it can be merged.
When you merge your accounts, your data and service history from the deactivated account are securely transferred to your primary (usually Government Employee) SSO ID. This ensures you don't lose access to important applications or records while maintaining a single, organized profile.
No, once an SSO ID has been deactivated and merged into another account, the process is permanent. It is important to ensure you are merging the correct accounts and that your primary ID (Government Employee ID) is active and accessible before you begin.