From new FASTag rules to revised credit card rules. Here are key changes that will take effect from August 1. According to the new rules following changes will be introduced from August 1. Users ...

The Reserve Bank of India has decided to include FASTags and National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) in the e-mandate framework to make it easier and convenient for users to replenish balances, said ...

FASTag has become an essential tool for seamless toll payments on highways across India. With the increasing number of FASTag users, various platforms, including FASTag payment apps, offer exciting ...

This rectangular card is attached to the vehicle’s windscreen and allows toll deduction as the vehicle crosses the toll plaza. FASTag is linked to the payment account of the user, from which the money ...

There are a couple of key changes in financial policies and banking regulations are set to impact consumers and investors from August 1. The new rules span taxation, banking fees, investment options ...

In a move aimed at making travel by road and metro hassle-free, the Reserve Bank has allowed processing of recurring transactions through e-mandate, which means users can recharge Fastag and National ...

The Reserve Bank on Thursday modified its e-mandate framework and allowed auto-replenishment of FASTag and National Common Mobility Card (NCMC). The current e-mandate framework requires a pre-debit ...

Financial changes effective April 1, 2024, include new FASTag project, NPS security rule, SBI credit card updates, OLA Money transition, SBI debit card adjustments, insurance digitization, ICICI ...

FASTag is a modern electronic toll collection system. It has transformed the way automobiles move through toll plazas on Indian roadways. Using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, FASTag ...

FASTag rules: The 'One Vehicle, One FASTag' norms came into effect from today. The deadline to get Know Your Customer (KYC) regulation done for your FASTag is over. Vehicle owners who have more than ...