The finance ministry has amended the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, to clarify the various modes of capturing customer details electronically, in what could potentially change the way regulated entities such as banks and telecom companies capture these details completely. PMLA is the means through which lenders, investment platforms and telecom companies are authorised to capture customer details before onboarding them on to their platforms. While the government has not spelt out video KYC through the amendment, the move clears the path for regulators like the Reserve Bank of India or others to come out with such guidelines, industry insiders said. Further, the changes in the Act will also enable customers to submit Aadhaar details to companies voluntarily, thereby paving the way for remote onboarding, which had stopped after a Supreme Court order last year.