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How to link and recharge FASTag using Gpay (Google Pay)
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calenderOct 24, 2024

How to link and recharge FASTag using Gpay (Google Pay)?

FASTag is an efficient way to pay tolls while travelling on highways in India. When you drive through a toll plaza, a sensor reads the tag and automatically deducts the toll from your linked account. You can easily add money to your FASTag account using Google Pay. It saves time and you can also check how much you’ve spent on tolls later.

How to link FASTag with Google Pay?

  • Open your Google Pay app and log in to your account.
  • Tap on ‘New Payment’ and select 'FASTag' under ‘Bill Payments’.
  • Choose your FASTag provider from the dropdown list (e.g., Axis Bank).
  • Enter your vehicle registration number or FASTag customer ID.
  • Confirm the details to link your FASTag account to GPay.

How to recharge FASTag using GPay?

  • Open Google Pay: Access the GPay app and go to ‘FASTag Recharge’.
  • Select FASTag account: Choose the linked FASTag account.
  • Enter amount: Input the recharge amount. Make sure that it meets the minimum balance requirement.
  • Confirm payment: Complete the payment through your UPI-linked bank account.
  • Receive notification: After payment, your FASTag balance will be updated instantly.

Why use GPay for FASTag recharge?

Benefits Description
Convenience Manage all transactions, including FASTag, from a single platform.
Instant recharge Recharge is processed immediately, saving you time.
Secure payments Google Pay uses UPI, ensuring secure transactions with advanced encryption.
Multiple payment options Pay through your UPI ID or directly from your linked bank account(s).
Ease of use The interface is user-friendly, making the recharge process simple and fast.

Points to remember before using GPay for FASTag recharge

  • Minimum balance: Ensure that you maintain the minimum balance required for hassle-free toll transactions. If your balance falls below this threshold, you may not be able to pay the tolls, leading to delays or fines.
  • Correct information: Always verify your FASTag customer ID or vehicle number before proceeding with the recharge. Entering incorrect information can lead to issues with your FASTag account. This step ensures that the recharge is successful and that the funds are credited to the right account.
  • UPI functionality: Make sure your UPI ID is active and is linked to a bank account with sufficient funds. If your UPI ID is inactive or lacks enough balance, your payment may fail, which could cause delays.
  • FASTag provider: Confirm that your FASTag issuer is supported on Google Pay to avoid any linking issues. If your issuer isn't supported, you may face difficulties when attempting to recharge your account, which could lead to disruptions during your journey.

Conclusion

Learning how to link FASTag with GPay and how to recharge FASTag on GPay makes toll payments quick and hassle-free. With GPay, you can keep your FASTag account topped up and avoid disruptions while travelling. Google Pay FASTag recharge is both convenient and secure. If you're looking for a hassle-free FASTag recharge option, you can explore Axis Bank’s FASTag offerings.

Also Read: 8 essential FASTag rules and regulations to know

FAQs

Can I recharge FASTag through Google Pay?

Yes, you can recharge your FASTag through Google Pay by linking your FASTag account and following the simple recharge process.

How to recharge FASTag via Google Pay?

To recharge FASTag via Google Pay, go to the ‘FASTag Recharge’ section. Now, select your linked FASTag account and enter the desired amount. You can complete the payment via GPay.

Disclaimer: This article is for information purpose only. The views expressed in this article are personal and do not necessarily constitute the views of Axis Bank Ltd. and its employees. Axis Bank Ltd. and/or the author shall not be responsible for any direct / indirect loss or liability incurred by the reader for taking any financial decisions based on the contents and information. Please consult your financial advisor before making any financial decision.