If you’re planning to sell your vehicle or transfer ownership, you’re going to want to deactivate your FASTag account. This will apply also if you want to scrap an old car or hold off using it for a long time.
Remember, if this tag stays active toll deductions will continue to happen using your original account. Also, any new owner can’t get their own FASTag until you’ve closed yours.
In this blog, we’ll explore quick and easy ways in which you can deactivate your FASTag.
The easiest – and most universal – method for all FASTag users to rely on is to call the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) helpline at 1033.
Such deactivation at the NHAI level will help you avoid unnecessary toll deductions. This is regardless of the wallet provider or issuing bank.
Usually, this bank takes 15 days to credit refunds, including remaining balance and security deposit.
First, use your issuer’s portal or helpline to check your FASTag balance. Submitting a refund request is typically part of the closure process.
Share your bank details securely where needed for this task. Any and all refunds usually take 7-15 working days. Depending on the issuer and circumstances, this timeline can vary.
You will need to keep an eye on your account or app for any transaction receipts and status updates.
You should be ready to submit the following documents:
With these swift and simple guidelines, you can experience seamless FASTag account closure, not to forget punctual refunds.
The points in this blog will help you keep your money safe while also helping the new vehicle owner pick up where you left off.
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