Recharge IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm

byMehak BaglaLast Updated: April 16, 2024
New FASTag Regulations Starting August 1

If a user drives through the FASTag-enabled toll plaza without having sufficient balance in his FASTag account, he/she will have to pay twice the toll tax amount as a penalty for not using the FASTag. To avoid paying double the amount, you must have a balance in your FASTag account, every time you cross a toll booth across the Indian National Highway.

As it is easy and simple to buy the IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm, it is equally simple to recharge the IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm mobile application or web portal. Explained below are a few steps that you must take to recharge your IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm-

  • Open the Paytm mobile application
  • You can either-
    • Select the ‘FASTag Recharge’ option on the homepage; or
    • Search for the ‘FASTag recharge’ option
  • Select ‘IndusInd Bank’, which is your FASTag issuer bank
  • Enter your vehicle registration number
  • Click on the ‘Proceed’ option and enter the amount that you wish to recharge for
  • Select the mode of payment out of Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, Paytm UPI

Alternatively, you can also click here to do your IndusInd Bank FASTag recharge, enter your vehicle number and proceed with the recharge.

Top Reasons To Buy Paytm FASTag!

  • Convenience: Paytm offers a user-friendly platform where you can easily purchase FASTag online from the comfort of your home. You don’t have to visit a physical location or stand in long queues to get your FASTag.
  • Wide Acceptance: Paytm FASTag is accepted at over 500+ toll plazas across India. This ensures that you can use your FASTag for toll payments on most major highways and roads in the country, providing a hassle-free travel experience.
  • Quick and Easy Activation: Once you purchase a FASTag from Paytm, the activation process is quick and seamless. You can easily link your FASTag to your vehicle’s registration number and start using it for toll payments without any delay.
  • Multiple Payment Options: Paytm offers a variety of payment options, including debit card, credit card, net banking, and UPI. This gives you the flexibility to choose the payment method that is most convenient for you.
  • Integrated Platform: Paytm offers an integrated platform where you can manage multiple services, including your FASTag. You can easily recharge your FASTag, track your transactions, and access other financial services, all in one place.
FAQs

How can I recharge my FASTag?

You can recharge your FASTag account by using the mobile app of your prepaid wallet or FASTag issuer bank. You can also recharge at a bank branch or toll plaza.

Can I recharge my IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm?

Yes, you can recharge your IndusInd Bank FASTag on Paytm. Just go to the "FASTag Recharge" section on the Paytm app, select IndusInd Bank as your issuer, enter the recharge amount, and make the payment.

Is FASTag usage mandatory?

Yes, it is mandatory to have a FASTag installed on your four-wheeler vehicle since 16 February 2021. Failure to do so will result in double toll charges.

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