FASTag new rules from today: KYC updates, vehicle detail linking
The deadline for complying with all the new FASTag KYC and vehicle detail linking rules is October 31, 2024
FASTag users will have new rules surrounding Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements starting from August 1, with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) introducing updated guidelines.

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All companies providing FASTag services have October 31 as the deadline to complete the KYC process for all FASTags which were issued between 3-5 years back.
This also means that its important to update your KYC information to prevent service interruptions.
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Apart from this, FASTags older than five years must be replaced. So those using older vehicles with an older FASTag must keep this in mind.
All FASTags must also be linked with the vehicle's registration and chassis number.
Owners of new vehicles have to update their registration numbers within 90 days of purchasing the vehicle.
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FASTag providers must also upload clear photos of the vehicle's front and side for easier identification.
Each FASTag must also be connected with a mobile number to ensure smooth communication as well as updates.
The final deadline for completing all of the aforementioned KYC requirements is October 31, 2024.
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