How To Link FASTag To PayZapp And Other Online Banking Channels.

FASTag is a radio frequency identification (RFID)--enabled sticker on your car’s windscreen. It allows you to pay tolls digitally. FASTag is linked to a rechargeable prepaid wallet. When the balance is running low, you can conveniently recharge it online. For instance, you can link your FASTag to an online payments app like PayZapp and recharge the wallet without manually entering your vehicle details. Keep reading on to learn about linking FASTag to PayZapp.

PayZapp is an online payments app from HDFC Bank that allows you to pay for numerous services, including FASTag. You can pay utility bills and Credit Card bills, recharge your mobile, pay Loan EMIs, make insurance premium payments and more. You can link your Credit and Debit Cards and bank accounts. The app has a prepaid wallet where you can load money and use the wallet balance to pay with a single swipe.

Follow these steps to link your FASTag to PayZapp:

• Step 1: Launch PayZapp on your smartphone. You can download the app from your phone’s app store. You can register using your mobile number.
• Step 2: Go to the ‘Bills & Recharges’ in the app.
• Step 3: Under ‘Recharges’, tap on ‘FASTag’.
• Step 4: Select your bank’s FASTag from the available list.
• Enter your wallet ID or vehicle registration number and continue.

PayZapp will automatically retrieve your details, linking your FASTag to the app. Next time you recharge, your linked FASTag wallet will appear under ‘FASTag’ in the Recharges section.

After linking FASTag to PayZapp, here’s how you can recharge it:

• Step 1: PayZapp > Bills & Recharges > Recharges > FASTag.
• Step 2: Select the linked FASTag account.
• Step 3: Enter the recharge amount and continue to make the payment.
• Step 4: Select from the available payment instruments, viz., Credit Card, Debit Card, UPI or PayZapp wallet.
• Step 5: Apply any available promo codes to earn cashback.
• Complete the payment.

You can log into the NetBanking portal and link your FASTag wallet. Here’s how:

• Step 1: As an HDFC Bank customer, log in to NetBanking using your customer ID and password.
• Step 2: Go to ‘Bill Pay & Recharge’.
• Step 3: Select ‘FASTag’ and select your bank’s FASTag from the dropdown.
• Step 4: Enter your vehicle number or wallet ID and confirm.
• Step 5: Enter the recharge amount and select the payment method.
• Step 6: Complete the payment.

Now, your FASTag is linked to NetBanking.

Log in to your Mobile Banking app and follow these steps:

• Step 1: Go to the menu and select ‘Pay’.
• Step 2: Tap on ‘Bill Pay’ and select ‘Add Biller’.
• Step 3: Select ‘FASTag’.
• Step 4: Select your FASTag from the dropdown.
• Step 5: Enter the vehicle registration number or wallet ID.
• Step 6: Enter the recharge amount and complete the payment.

The next time you wish to recharge FASTag via Mobile Banking, the biller will be available on the app after you tap ‘Bill Pay’.

As an HDFC Bank customer, you can visit the MyCards portal and follow these steps:

• Step 1: Log in using your mobile number and the OTP received.
• Step 2: Click on ‘Add’ and select FASTag. The wallet details will appear on the page if your mobile number is linked to FASTag.
• Step 3: Select ‘Link Wallet’.
• Step 4: Go back to the homepage and go to ‘FASTag’.
• Step 5: Select the FASTag account and select ‘Recharge’.
• Step 6: Enter the vehicle registration details, mobile number and amount.
• Step 7: Select the preferred payment mode and complete the recharge.

Get your HDFC Bank FASTag

Apply for a new HDFC Bank FASTag and make cashless toll payments. You can link your HDFC Bank FASTag to PayZapp, recharge quickly and securely, and stand to earn assured cashback.

*Terms and conditions apply. The information provided in this article is generic in nature and for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for specific advice in your own circumstances. Any information or charges mentioned above are subject to change. Please connect with the HDFC Bank team to know the latest information.

*Terms and conditions apply. The information provided in this article is generic in nature and for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for specific advice in your own circumstances.