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<ul><li>The last date for updating your <keyword id="20195587" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="FASTag-KYC" source="Orion">FASTag KYC</keyword> is Wednesday, January 31.</li><li>The <keyword id="3005928" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="FASTag" source="Orion">FASTag</keyword> of users who do not update their KYC may be deactivated or blacklisted.</li><li>Here is the process you need to follow to update your FASTag KYC, including documents required.</li></ul> FASTag has made it easier to make toll payments and pay for parking at several places such as airports. However, if you have been using a FASTag with your vehicle, you may need to update your Know Your Customer (KYC) information. The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) had announced a deadline of January 31 to update KYC details for FASTag users. As per NHAI, the FASTag of users who do not update their KYC may be deactivated or blacklisted by banks. "NHAI has taken this initiative after the recent reports of multiple FASTags being issued for a particular vehicle and FASTags being issued without KYC in violation of RBI’s mandate," said NHAI. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Documents required to update FASTag KYC" comment="subhead" text="Documents required to update FASTag KYC">Documents required to update FASTag KYC</cmsannotation> Here are the documents you need to update the KYC of your FASTag: <ul><li>Vehicle registration certificate</li><li>ID proof</li><li>Address proof</li><li>Passport-size photograph</li></ul><cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="How to update your FASTag KYC" comment="subhead" text="How to update your FASTag KYC">How to update your FASTag KYC</cmsannotation> Once you have all the above documents in place, follow the below steps to update your KYC: <ul><li>Go to the FASTag website by clicking <a href="http://fastag.ihmcl.com">here</a>.</li><li>Now, click on the “Login” button on the top right corner.</li><li>Enter your mobile number and click on “Get OTP”.</li><li>Now, enter the OTP, type the captcha and then click on “Login”.</li><li>Then, click on “My Profile” in the Dashboard.</li><li>You can now check the KYC details of your FASTag and complete the process if your KYC is pending.</li></ul>If your KYC needs to be updated, you can do so easily by providing the above-mentioned documents. FASTag has become essential if you wish to travel on highways, and with the Nitin Gadkari-led Transport and Highways Ministry pushing for FASTag and mulling satellite-based tolling systems, it is important to keep a functional FASTag. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/mobile/webstories/realme-12-pro-plus-vs-redmi-note-13-pro-plus-price-specs-and-features-compared/slidelist/107266344.cms">Realme 12 Pro Plus vs Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus – battle of the new mid-range smartphones</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/webstories/ril-has-the-20-lk-cr-milestone-in-sight-after-biggest-one-day-gain-in-over-3-years/slidelist/107251135.cms">RIL has the ₹20 lk cr milestone in sight after biggest one day gain in over 3 years</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/auto/news/porsche-macan-ev-arrives-in-india-to-take-on-mercedes-and-audi/slidelist/107261991.cms">Luxury EV new entrant – After Mercedes and Audi, India has the Porsche Macan</a>

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<ul><li><keyword id="3005928" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fastag" source="Orion">FasTag</keyword> technology is adapting to a new market</li><li>Your FasTag can now pay for more transactions like fuel and food</li><li>Startups like <keyword id="4064372" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="numadic" source="Orion">Numadic</keyword> are enabling this ecosystem with new products </li></ul> FasTag technology has been around since 2014, with the earliest rendition of the tech being limited to toll tax payments. Like any fast e-commerce technology in India, like UPI, our country was quick to adapt to Fastag as well. Almost 10 years in, Fastag’s adaptation to more payment gateways have been fairly slow, with most famously being adapted to car parkings. This might change soon, and if startups like Numadic are to be followed up, the autonomous vehicular payment sector is a booming business. FasTag as it exists - Let’s talk numbers As per official data as of January 2021 54.6 lakh cars on roads are enabled by FasTag in India. Since then the number has only increased. As of today The FASTag system has expanded its coverage to encompass 1,228 toll plazas, which includes 339 state toll plazas. With a penetration rate of approximately 97 percent, the system has issued over 6.9 crore FASTags to users. What does Numadic do? NUmadic has formed partnerships with Hindustan Petroleum and Indian Oil to implement FASTags for fuel payments. The platform has witnessed significant growth, handling close to $1 million in vehicle transactions on a daily basis. The pilot phase commenced in October 2021. Notably, ICICI and IDFC First Bank have initiated the rollout of FASTag-enabled fuel payments at specific outlets through collaborations with petroleum giants such as Indian Oil and Hindustan Petroleum. Additionally RFID technology streamlines electric vehicle (EV) fleet management. By placing RFID readers in the vehicles and employing RFID tags for driver identification, managers can enhance route optimization, monitor vehicle usage, and boost overall efficiency. The future for gateway payments is only expanding and we will be covering it more moving forward. Our readers can also expect a video depicting the format soon. For more informative content make sure to check out our <a href="https://www.instagram.com/businessinsiderin/reels/">social media</a>.

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<ul><li><keyword id="3005928" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="FASTag">FASTag</keyword> can now be recharged using PhonePe, Google Pay and BHIM.</li><li>At present, Paytm does not allow users to recharge FASTags from other banks.</li></ul>In its push towards automated digital payments at toll plazas, the Indian government has made FASTag mandatory on all national highways. It partnered with over 20 banks to facilitate this change. Earlier, if you had a FASTag from a particular bank, you could add money to it using only that bank’s app or website. A few weeks ago, RBI <a href="https://www.livemint.com/news/india/rbi-makes-fastag-easier-you-can-now-use-upi-and-all-these-other-payment-methods-11577712758505.html">announced</a> that UPI, cards and other payment methods can be linked to FASTags, making recharges easier. Now, popular payment apps such as PhonePe, Google Pay and BHIM can be used to recharge your FASTag. At the moment, only a few FASTag issuing banks have been listed on PhonePe and Google Pay. The remaining banks will likely be added in the coming days. At the moment, Paytm and Airtel Payments Bank is allowing users to recharge only the FASTag issued by them. How to use PhonePe to recharge your FASTag At present, not all users have the option of FASTag recharge in their PhonePe app. If you haven’t received this yet, wait for some time. <ul><li>Open the PhonePe app and click on the FASTag icon. </li><li>Now, select your FASTag issuing bank and provide the required details. </li><li>If your FASTag issuing bank is not listed, please check again after a few days. </li></ul>How to use Google Pay to recharge your FASTag <ul><li>Open Google Pay and click on ‘New’. </li><li>Now, in the ‘Suggested Businesses’ section, click on ‘More’ and select ‘FASTag recharge’. </li><li>Select your FASTag issuing bank and proceed with the recharge. </li></ul>How to use BHIM to recharge your FASTag <ul><li>Open BHIM app and select ‘Send’ from the home screen. </li><li>Now, enter the NETC FASTag UPI ID as netc.VehicleNumber@BankUPIHandle. </li><li>Click verify, enter the recharge amount and your PIN to complete the transaction. </li></ul>See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/news/fastag-govt-relaxes-norms-for-65-high-cash-transaction-toll-plazas-for-30-days/articleshow/73272634.cms">FASTag: Govt relaxes norms for 65 high cash transaction toll plazas for 30 days</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/news/csc-inks-pact-with-paytm-payments-bank-for-sale-of-fastags/articleshow/73088507.cms">CSC inks pact with Paytm Payments Bank for sale of FASTags</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/news/1-10-cr-fastags-issued-till-date-for-electronic-toll-collection-on-national-highways/articleshow/72953655.cms">1.10 cr FASTags issued till date for electronic toll collection on national highways</a>

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The Government of India has mandated all the vehicles running on the Indian roads to get <keyword id="3005928" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="FASTag">FASTag</keyword> by December 1, 2019. FASTag is developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) as part of the National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC) program. FASTag facilitates direct toll payments by deducting the toll fee from the linked account of the customer. With the date for affixing FASTag nearing, here are a few FAQs that will help you ensure compliance better. What are the benefits of FASTag? FASTag can rule out the need to wait at the long queues at the toll plazas. Some of the benefits of FASTag include promoting digital payment among the toll users, reducing pollution due to the vehicles waiting at the toll plazas and saving the time of the toll users. How to recharge FASTag? The user can recharge the FATag account online through credit card / debit card / NEFT / RTGS or Net Banking. PayTm also provides the facility to recharge FASTag. What happens if there is no adequate balance in FASTag? It is the customer’s responsibility to maintain adequate balance in the FASTag. Failing to maintain enough balance, the corresponding FASTag will be blacklisted at the toll plaza and the customer will not be able to avail of the NETC services. Hence he or she must make the toll fee in cash. This will mean that FASTag without sufficient balance is as good as a useless paper. Where can I purchase FASTag? You can purchase FASTag at any one of the NETC member banks. Some of these banks provide online facility to apply for FASTag. Once you complete the online application and submit, you can visit the said bank physically to produce the necessary supporting documents to get a new FASTag subscription for your vehicle. What documents need to be submitted for new FASTag registration? The documents you will need for new FASTag subscription include the vehicle’s registration certificate, vehicle owner’s passport size photograph and KYC documents of the vehicle owner for address and identity proof. What is the price of FASTag? The FASTag issuance charges may differ between the issuing agencies. However, the one-time joining fee is Rs 200. Where to put the FASTag on my vehicle? Once the tag account is active, you must fix the FASTag sticker to the windscreen of your vehicle. What is the penalty for not using FASTag? The National Highways Authority has directed the zonal offices to levy double toll fee as the penalty for vehicles not having FASTag. This will mean 100% penalty for not having FASTag. The rule reads thus, “User of the vehicle not fitted with FASTag entering the FASTag lane of the toll plazas shall pay a fee equivalent to two times of the fee applicable to the category of vehicle as per sub-rule (2) of rule 4.” Can FASTag be transferred to another vehicle? FASTag is vehicle specific and completely linked to the particular vehicle for which it is originally bought. It cannot be transferred to any other vehicle. How will I get to know the transactions through FASTag? When your vehicle passes through the toll plaza and your FASTag account is debited, you will get SMS alert on the registered mobile number. Do two wheelers need FASTag? Two-wheelers and three-wheelers do not need FASTag. It is essential only for four wheelers that need to pay the toll fee.

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FASTag is the prepaid tag meant for vehicles to make digital payment at the toll gates thereby avoiding the long queues on national highways. FASTag is a kind of reloadable tag that will facilitate automatic deduction of toll ruling out the need for the vehicles to make a stopover for completing cash transaction. FASTag is based on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. It is fixed onto the windscreen of the vehicle once it is active. <keyword id="8352694" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="where-to-get-fastag">Where to get FASTag</keyword>? FASTag can be got from any toll plaza or from different issuer agencies like banks. Some banks provide online facility to get FASTag that can be obtained by filling in an enquiry form. Subsequent to this, a query will be generated and then the customer needs to visit the office to fill up a form and submit the necessary supporting documents asked for the purpose of creating a FASTag account. To open a new FASTag account, you will need to submit the vehicle’s registration certificate, vehicle owner’s passport size photograph, and vehicle owner’s identity and address proof. The one time joining fee for getting FASTag is Rs 200 that the issuing agency will levy. While the FASTag is issued, a refundable deposit has to be paid to the issuer agency depending on the type of vehicle. During the time of account closure, the deposit is refunded. <keyword id="8352690" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="fastag-recharge">FASTag recharge</keyword> FASTag account can be recharged from time to time when needed using Net Banking or debit/credit card/ RTGS/NEFT payment facility. A convenience fee is charged against processing the transaction while recharging FASTag online.

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<keyword id="3005928" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="FASTag">FASTag</keyword> is an innovative and sophisticated electronic toll collection system that is being introduced in India. This scheme is presently operated by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). FASTag works by Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. Under this system, toll payments can be made directly from the prepaid or savings account linked to the system. FASTag is affixed to the windscreen of the vehicle and the vehicle can be driven through the toll plazas without making a stopover for transactions. The tag is made available for purchase from the participating banks or official Tag issuers. Once FASTag is linked to the prepaid account of the vehicle owner, recharging or top-up can be done as per the wish of the owner. FASTag has an unlimited validity as per the announcement made by NHAI. In order to promote the use of FASTag among the vehicle owners, 7.5% cashback offer has been introduced. In a number of toll plazas, there are exclusively dedicated lanes built for the vehicles fitted with FASTag. In January 2019, some state run oil companies like IOC, BPCL and HPCL have signed MoUs that make it possible to use FASTag system while making purchases from petrol pumps. FASTag lanes are increasing rapidly across a large number of toll plazas in the country. The government of India has announced that FASTag will be made mandatory for all vehicles from December 1, 2019. Those vehicles that have not moved to the FASTag system will have to pay double the toll charges as per the present announcement.

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The Government of India has mandated <keyword id="3005928" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="FASTag">FASTag</keyword> for all the vehicles operating on the Indian roads with effect from December 1, 2019. FASTag is the electronic toll collection system innovated by the National Payments Corporation of India (<keyword id="193629" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="NPCI">NPCI</keyword>). A note posted by NPCI on its website observes, "FASTag offers the convenience of cashless payment along with benefits like - savings on fuel and time as the customer does not have to stop at the toll plaza." Talking about FASTag, Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways said that FASTag is being viewed as the 'Aadhaar' for all vehicles operating in the nation. He also added that the existing infrastructure can support more than six million tags which will be able to carry out about 10 lakh transactions per day. Why the government wants to move to FASTag system? FASTag is yet another move towards increasing the volume of digital transactions and reducing the handling of paper money. FASTag will rule out the need for long queues and wastage of time while the vehicles need not have to wait for making cash transactions at the toll plazas. Shortening the queues and waiting time will also mean lessening the air pollution. FASTag is also a way of easy vehicle identification system the system will give a unique identification number to every vehicle for its lifetime. What the government is doing about FASTag? For testing purposes, FASTag system was launched in 2014 and it has been steadily expanding since then to cover more vehicles. However, the government has recently notified that from December 1, 2019, all the National Highways in India will collect toll payments through FASTag technology only. FASTag is based on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Technology. The toll collection booths across the country are now fast equipping themselves with electronic toll collection infrastructure (ETC) for supporting the vehicles equipped with FASTag. The government has also partnered with 23 banks in the country to issue FASTag to the vehicles running on Indian roads including State Bank of India (SBI), ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and Axis Bank. NHAI has also partnered with Amazon and PayTM to distribute the FASTags quickly to as many vehicles as possible. How does the FASTag system work? Based on the Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID), the system will facilitate the toll plazas collect the toll payment through digital means while the vehicle is in motion through the dedicated lanes that are specially equipped with the necessary supporting infrastructure. The toll charges will be debited directly from the prepaid or savings account of the vehicle owner. The vehicles need to affix the FASTag RFID tag onto their windscreen. The toll payments will be automatically initiated when the vehicle passes through the NETC supported toll plaza. The government has also provided the option of integrating the existing savings or current bank account with FASTag for the purpose of facilitating seamless payments on toll plazas.

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New Delhi, Feb 12 () To further enhance electronic toll collection, the National Highways Authority of India has decided to waive FASTag fee till February 29, the government said on Wednesday. The government has rolled out the FASTag-based toll collection system across more than 527 national highways in the country. "In order to further increase digital collection of user fee via FASTag at NH fee plazas, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has decided to waive off the FASTag cost of Rs 100 for NHAI FASTag between February 15 and 29, 2020," the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said in a statement . Road users can visit any authorised point-of-sale location with a valid registration certificate (RC) of the vehicle and get an NHAI FASTag free of cost, it said. NHAI FASTags can be purchased from all national highway fee plazas, regional transport offices, common service centres, transport hubs, and petrol pumps, among others, it added. "To search for the nearest NHAI FASTag point-of-sale locations, one may download MyFASTag App, or visit www.ihmcl.com or Call 1033 NH helpline number," the statement said. The applicable security deposit and minimum balance amount for FASTag wallet shall, however, remain unchanged. NHAI had earlier announced for free NHAI FASTag from November 22 to December 15 last year. Last month, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said after the FASTag system on national highways for electronic toll collection, the revenue per day has swelled to Rs 87 crore, from Rs 68 crore. Once the system is fully implemented, NHAI expects Rs 100 crore toll income per day. NAM HRS

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(Eds: Upgrading) New Delhi, Feb 12 () To further enhance electronic toll collection, the National Highways Authority of India has decided to waive FASTag fee till February 29, the government said on Wednesday. The government has rolled out the FASTag-based toll collection system across more than 527 national highways in the country. "In order to further increase digital collection of user fee via FASTag at NH fee plazas, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has decided to waive off the FASTag cost of Rs 100 for NHAI FASTag between February 15 and 29, 2020," the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said in a statement. Road users can visit any authorised point-of-sale location with a valid registration certificate (RC) of the vehicle and get an NHAI FASTag free of cost, it said. NHAI FASTags can be purchased from all national highway fee plazas, regional transport offices, common service centres, transport hubs, and petrol pumps, among others, it added. "To search for the nearest NHAI FASTag point-of-sale locations, one may download MyFASTag App, or visit www.ihmcl.com or Call 1033 NH helpline number," the statement said. The applicable security deposit and minimum balance amount for FASTag wallet shall, however, remain unchanged. NHAI had earlier announced for free NHAI FASTag from November 22 to December 15 last year. Last month, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said after the FASTag system on national highways for electronic toll collection, the revenue per day has swelled to Rs 87 crore, from Rs 68 crore. Once the system is fully implemented, NHAI expects Rs 100 crore toll income per day. NAM HRS

New Delhi, Nov 27 () The government on Wednesday said over 70 lakh FASTags have been issued so far and Tuesday saw the highest per-day sales at 1,35,583 tags.
 The National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC) programme, the flagship initiative of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, has been implemented on a pan-India basis in order to remove bottlenecks and ensure seamless movement of traffic and collection of user fee as per the notified rates, using passive radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.
 "Over 70 lakh FASTags have been issued till date, with the highest per-day issuance of 1,35,583 tags on November 26, 2019, (Tuesday), whereas 1.03 lakh tags were issued on the day before. The average daily issuance has grown by 330 per cent from 8,000 in July to 35,000 tags sold in November 2019," the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said in a statement.
 After announcement of waiver of tag cost from November 21, there has been a growth in FASTag issuance, it said adding that FASTag is accepted on more than 560 toll plazas and more number of plazas are getting added on a daily basis.
 To give a major fillip to enhance digital payments and bring in enhanced transparency, the ministry said it has directed to declare all lanes of fee plazas on national highways as 'FASTag lanes' by December 1.
 However, one lane in each direction would be kept as 'hybrid lane' which will accept FASTag and other modes of payment, it added.
 "With the above mandate, average daily transactions processed through FASTag have grown from 8.8 lakh in July this year to 11.2 lakh transactions in November 2019, while the average daily collection has grown from Rs 11.2 crore to Rs 19.5 crore for the given period," the ministry said.
 To avoid difficulties at toll plazas, commuters are advised to maintain sufficient balance in the account or wallet linked to FASTag.
 All the available mode of recharges such as debit card, credit card, net banking and Unified Payments Interface have been enabled for loading money to the FASTag account.
 A customer may call on the helpline number, '1033', for any assistance related to FASTags, the ministry said and added that they can also reach out to the banks to obtain FASTags. ABI HRS

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New Delhi, May 11 () FASTag, an inclusive technological tool for toll collection on highways, is ensuring safety of commuters during COVID-19 times, the NHAI said on Monday.A total of 1.68 crore FASTags have been issued across the country till the beginning of May 2020.FASTags not only prove useful now but would be more practical and beneficial in the coming times post COVID-19 lockdown, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) said in a statement.FASTag employs Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for making toll payments on national highways directly from the prepaid or savings account linked to it. A prepaid tag, fixed on vehicles' windscreen, allows automated deduction of toll charges, and lets any vehicle pass through a toll plaza with zero human contact.Movement of all essential goods and services takes place majorly through the road networks of the country. "As India is gearing up for a life post the COVID-19 induced lockdown phase, the NHAI foresees an increase of commercial and private vehicles on national highways in the coming days. This will increase the chances of coronavirus spread," it said. In such a scenario, the NHAI recommends that FASTags should be the preferred mode of toll payments as it is the safest mode for toll transactions on national highways. It's a technological boon that can help us all bring the lives and economy back on track in such turbulent times without ever compromising on our health and safety, the NHAI said. As the nation and its scientific community are celebrating the National Technology Day today, there should be mention of this technological innovation that has changed our lives for better – FASTag, an electronic toll collection (ETC) system in India which is operated by the NHAI. It said FASTag has been instrumental not only in ensuring smooth flow of vehicles on National Highways but also proved to be the safest mode of paying toll charges considering the COVID-19 outbreak. "FASTag nullifies the chances of contracting Corona virus as there is no human contact between drivers and the toll booth workers unlike during cash transactions," it said. NAM MKJ

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