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How to check Paytm FASTag status: Why you must close before March 15

Paytm FASTag: If you do not have any balance amount in FASTag, you should close your Paytm FASTag before March 15. Here's why

Updated on: Mar 14, 2024 04:38 PM IST
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Paytm FASTag: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) barred Paytm Payments Bank (PPBL) from accepting new clients as after March 15, 2024 no customer accounts, prepaid cards, Paytm Wallets, FASTags, NCMC cards are allowed to accept deposits, credit transactions, top-ups as per the central bank.

Read more: Paytm FASTag port: How can you port account to other banks. Details

Why you should close your Paytm FASTag before March 15.

Paytm FASTag: Car seen at Gurugram-Faridabad road toll plaza near Bandhwari village, in Gurugram, India.
Paytm FASTag: Car seen at Gurugram-Faridabad road toll plaza near Bandhwari village, in Gurugram, India.

If you do not have any balance amount in FASTag, you should close your Paytm FASTag before March 15 in order to get a new one from another authorized issuer to avoid any inconvenience as you cannot port your Paytm FASTag nor is the credit balance transfer feature available.

As several users on social media pointed out that it takes at least 5-7 days to close your Paytm FASTag as this message is sent by the company when you put in a request to close the account, “Your FASTag will be closed within 5-7 working days. Security deposit and minimum balance maintained will be refunded to your Paytm Payments Bank wallet.”

Read more: Paytm Fastag Deactivate: How to do it, a step by step guide for you

How to close your Paytm FASTag?

 
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