Paytm FASTag Recharge

What is Paytm FASTag?

Paytm Payments Bank FASTag is a 10x5 cm compact rechargeable tag for automatic deduction of toll charges while driving through toll booths operated by the National Highways Authority of India. The Paytm FASTag online service facilitates cashless transactions, helps with the FASTag balance check online, and helps keep the long queues from forming at the toll plazas. More importantly, it does not require the FASTag holder to travel to the bank branch for such small services. Other parties like banks then operate the FASTag services, IPHMCL, Paytm, and Park+ as their websites bear FASTag issuing.

How does Paytm FASTag work?

Paytm FASTag contains a chip and an antenna hidden under the high-grade paper layers. The tag is linked to the customer's prepaid account. After activation, this rectangular card is attached to the vehicle's windscreen. The device readers at toll plazas use Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) technology to read the information stored in the tag. When the car drives through the dedicated FASTag lanes at the toll plaza, the installed readers scan the info and debit the linked account for the applicable toll charges.

What are the features and benefits of Paytm FASTag?

It saves time and fuel
Paytm FASTag lets you enjoy a smooth ride through the toll plazas without stopping. Under National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC) program, the FASTag facility is available at more than 650 toll plazas across the highways (National and state) of India.

Cashless payment
The toll payment is deducted automatically from the linked prepaid account/wallet. There's no need to carry cash while driving out of the city. Also, the tags are interoperable. The same recharged tag is functional at multiple toll plazas.

Easy recharge
One can easily manage FASTag Paytm Online recharge can be quickly done using Park+. Their website and app allow for a straightforward two-click recharge, possible directly with the Paytm Wallet.

How to recharge Paytm FASTag Using Park+?

Park+ offers a quick and convenient way of recharging the FASTag online in two simple steps. Here are the steps for FASTag recharge Paytm via Park+:

• Enter your vehicle registration number or car chassis number on the Park+ FASTag portal. Park+ will validate your FASTag name, i.e., Paytm, with your vehicle's FASTag

• Once your FASTag account is validated, enter your desired recharge amount and click Pay.
  
  

Benefits of using Park+ FASTag recharge

• Paytm FASTag recharge portal is available on the Park+ app and website, allowing users easy access to other services like checking the remaining balance in their FASTag, etc.
• Paytm FASTag bought through Park+ benefits you by allowing you to use the FASTag at fuel pumps, society gates, corporate gates, and parking lots for due tax or money deduction according to the moment's need.
• With Park+, you can avail yourself a cashless parking at select parking spots in the country, further adding to the benefits of availing of their services.
• You can also conduct a Paytm FASTag balance check via the Park+ app or website
• Check Paytm FASTag Recharge Offers on Park+ App
  
  

How to activate Paytm Payment Bank FASTag?

The tag is automatically activated once you create your Paytm payment bank FASTag online recharge account by providing your KYC documents like your Pan card and vehicle details. An online FASTag portal allows you to benefit from an online Paytm FASTag balance check. Having a FASTag Paytm Recharge portal reduces your physical and mental hours without the frustration of scrolling through the Paytm FASTag login on your phone screens!

Park+ offers you the ease of recharging your Paytm Payments Bank FASTag in 2 quick steps.

• Enter your vehicle number & click on proceed.
• Enter the amount you want to add & pay.
• The balance will add to your FASTag!
  
  So recharge FASTag Now!
  
  

Why recharge Paytm Payments Bank FASTag with Park+?

Park+ offers the most seamless FASTag recharge online for all major brands like SBI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Airtel, ICICI Bank, IDFC First Bank, Paytm, Bank of Baroda, City Union Bank, Equitas Small Finance Bank, Federal Bank, IHMCL, IndusInd Bank, Karur Vysya Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, South Indian Bank & more.