Since its introduction in 2014, FASTag has made toll collection across India rapid, convenient, and cashless for travellers and toll booths. However, many new car owners often wonder how to link FASTag to bank account for automatic toll deductions.
This blog will teach you to connect your FASTag to your bank account.
Steps to link FASTag to bank account
Learning how to connect FASTag with a bank account or payment wallet reduces the hassle of waiting at a toll booth or managing exact change. Here are a few ways you can do that:
- Linking via the bank's portal/mobile application
- Log in to your bank's website or app
- Navigate to the "FASTag Account" section
- Click on "Link Bank Account" and enter your vehicle registration number or FASTag ID
- Enter the bank account number you want to link with the FASTag
- Confirm the details and verify with an OTP
- An SMS and confirmation email will be sent to you
- Linking at the bank
- Visit your bank branch along with your vehicle registration certificate (RC) and ID proof
- Fill out the FASTag application form provided at the enquiry counter
- Provide the required KYC, such as account details and vehicle registration number
- Once applied, the bank will process the request and notify you when the linking is completed
- Linking via Prepaid Wallets
Many digital wallets, such as Google Pay, Airtel Payment Bank, Amazon Pay, and PhonePe, offer FASTag services.
- Open your wallet app and navigate to the FASTag section
- Add your FASTag bank from the list provided
- Provide vehicle registration number or FASTag ID
- Enter bank account details and tap the link account
- The wallet service provider will automatically retrieve and link your bank account with your FASTag
- Recharge your wallet regularly, or set up auto-recharge
Conclusion
Knowing how to link bank account with FASTag will save you time and effort at toll booths. Additionally, obtaining car insurance is just as essential if you are purchasing a new vehicle. A comprehensive car insurance policy covers auto damages in unexpected situations and provides financial security when needed.
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