Fastag transactions that have become effective on February 17 will not affect the experience of users at the highway toll plaza due to implementation of the new rule. The National Highways Authority of India said this on Wednesday. According to PTI news, this explanation has come after the National Payment Corporation of India i.e. NPCI, for the operation of retail payments and disposal systems, came after a new regulation of late transactions due to inactive fastags on the toll plaza.
Circular issued to facilitate disputes
According to the news, the National Highways Authority of India said in a statement that the objective of the NPCI circular is to ensure that the Fastag transactions are settled within the appropriate time of passing the toll plaza so that customers are not disturbed due to late transactions Have to be The NPCI has been issued to facilitate the resolution of disputes between the acquired bank and the issuing bank on the status of Fastag while passing through the toll plaza of the circular vehicle.
Talk of recharging the tag
NHAI said that all national highways work on toll plazas ICD 2. 5 protocols, which describes the status of tag in real time, so fastag customers can recharge the tag at any time before crossing the toll booth. Some toll plazas on state highways are still on ICD 2. 4 protocols, which require regular updates of tag status.
Soon all such toll plazas are being planned to shift to ICD 2. 5 protocols. ICD means interface control document. Fastag users are encouraged to connect their fastag wallets with UPI/current/savings accounts under an auto-recharge setting to eliminate the need for manual recharge. Customers are able to recharge their fastag using various payment channels like UPI and Net Banking at any time before reaching the toll.
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