NEW FASTAG RULES EXPLAINED: COMPLETE THESE PROCEDURES BY OCT 31 TO AVOID INCONVENIENCE

Starting August 1, 2024, new FASTag regulations have been implemented by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to enhance toll collection efficiency and reduce congestion on roadways. These changes are crucial for all FASTag users to comply with by October 30, 2024, to avoid inconveniences at toll plazas.

New FASTag regulations: Key changes

KYC updates: FASTags issued between three to five years ago must have their KYC details updated by October 31, 2024. Additionally, FASTags older than five years must be replaced with new tags.

Linking vehicle information: All FASTags must be linked to the vehicle's registration number, chassis number, and the owner's mobile number. For new vehicle purchases, it is crucial to update the registration number on the FASTag within 90 days of purchase to comply with the new regulations.

Photo upload: Users are required to upload clear images of their vehicle, including the front, side, and the FASTag affixed to it. This step ensures proper identification and tracking of the vehicle associated with the FASTag.

Linking mobile number: Each FASTag must be connected to the owner’s mobile number. This linkage is vital for effective communication between FASTag providers and users, ensuring timely updates and notifications.

Database verification: FASTag service providers must verify and update their databases to ensure that the details linked to each FASTag match the information in the VAHAN database, India's national vehicle registry. This verification step is crucial for maintaining accurate and current data, aiding in the seamless operation of the toll collection system.

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