How to get FASTag for a new car

Are you ready for hassle-free journeys on highways? Look no further than the FASTag sticker – your key to smooth and efficient travel. Introduced by the Indian government in 2014, FASTag revolutionises the way you pay tolls, reducing congestion and the frustration of long waiting times at toll plazas. With FASTag, you can say goodbye to cash payments and enjoy the convenience of cashless transactions.

Now, let's delve into how to get FASTag sticker i.e., the route to reach the FASTag buy online option to make your travel experience stress-free.

How to get FASTag for a new car?
 

“How to get a new FASTag sticker?” or “how to make a FASTag application?” is often something individuals purchasing a new car wonder about. You can buy FASTag online through authorised platforms like IDFC FIRST Bank and have it delivered to your doorstep. For new FASTag registration, you can contact 1800 266 9970, write to etollservices@idfcfirstbank.com, or visit a Point of Sale (POS) location.

When registering for a FASTag, you will need to provide necessary personal and vehicle information and upload the required documents. Depending on your vehicle class, you will have to pay the applicable joining fees. This step is crucial to activate your FASTag. Once done, the FASTag will be delivered right to your doorstep. The package will also contain activation instructions to help you get you started swiftly.

How to stick FASTag on your car?
 

It is essential to know how to apply FASTag on your car the right way. To stick FASTag on your car, follow these simple steps.

• Before affixing the FASTag on your car, make sure to properly clean your car's windshield.
• Identify the area on the windshield where you want to stick the FASTag. It’s recommended to stick it on the top-middle part of the windshield.
• Remove the adhesive backing from the FASTag.
• Carefully stick the FASTag on the cleaned area. Press down on it for a few seconds to ensure it is securely attached.

Recharging your FASTag
 

Recharging your FASTag is a breeze. You have four convenient options.

• Enter  netc.vehiclenumber@idfcnetc in any UPI app.
• Login to your FASTag account and recharge through credit/debit/net banking.
• Recharge the tag at selected toll plazas.
• You can call 1800 266 9970 to connect with IDFC FIRST Bank.

Make sure that your FASTag always has sufficient balance. You can always easily check your FASTag balance online through IDFC FIRST Bank’s mobile app or net banking. In case you pass through a toll plaza with insufficient balance, you may have to pay double the amount as a penalty in cash. Hence, it’s essential to always check and ensure there is sufficient balance before you hit the road.

Benefits of FASTag
 

FASTag brings a host of benefits to your travel experience. These include:

• Convenient cashless payments
• Online recharge options
• SMS alerts for transactions and low balance
• An easy-to-use online portal
• Reduced air pollution
• Decreased paper usage
• Traffic congestion-free roads

Ending note
 

You can use FASTag at over 700+ toll plazas across the country, on state highways or national highways. It is a super-convenient and efficient way to zip through toll booths. So, join the FASTag revolution and enjoy convenient, eco-friendly, and smooth rides through highways across the country. Your stress-free travel experience starts here!

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