FAQs on FASTag
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The blog provides a comprehensive guide on obtaining and managing a FASTag, including how to find a Point of Sale (POS), required documents, and recharging methods. It also covers benefits, including CashBack and additional features offered by HDFC Bank.
As responsible drivers, you need to pay tolls occasionally for the benefit of using smooth, obstacle-free roads. The introduction of FASTag IDs has generated a lot of interest among daily commuters and road trip enthusiasts like yourself. Since it became mandatory on 16th February 2021, you would otherwise have to pay double the toll amount without it.
Here are the key things to know about the FASTag.
For Businesses (Companies/Proprietorships/Partnerships), additional documentation includes:
You can get a FASTag following the steps below:
Note: You can link multiple vehicles to a single prepaid FASTag wallet.
There are several methods to recharge your FASTag:
1. Via Digital Wallet Apps
2. Via HDFC Bank NetBanking
FAQs on FASTag
Yes, I can. Anyone is eligible to buy FASTag at HDFC Bank, regardless of whether or not they have an account with the bank.
You can earn CashBack by using FASTag. For the fiscal year 2019-20, the CashBack rate was 2.5%, though this rate may vary over time. The CashBack amount will be credited to your FASTag wallet within two months following the month in which the transaction occurred. For instance, if you make a transaction in January, the CashBack will be credited to your wallet by March.
No, I wouldn’t need to do that. I need to load one wallet online, and the balance can be used for all the vehicles.
Apart from the convenience of cruising through tolls, I will be able to get benefits like CashBack up to 2.5%, SMS and email alerts for transactions, emergency roadside assistance and accidental death insurance up to Rs 1 lakh.
So, you shouldn’t wait to visit a toll plaza near you. You can quickly get your FASTag done with HDFC Bank. Click here if you want to do the same.
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