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If you’ve ever wondered whether your vehicle has more than one FASTag active, you’re not alone. With people changing vehicles, banks, or simply forgetting to deactivate an old tag, it’s possible that multiple FASTags might be linked to the same registration number. But is that allowed? And how do you find out how many FASTags are currently active on your vehicle? Let’s find out in this blog.
As per guidelines from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), only one active FASTag is allowed per vehicle registration number. A vehicle must not have multiple tags linked to its Registration Certificate (RC).
If your car has more than one FASTag associated with it, such as one issued by a bank and another by a wallet service, it can result in double deductions at toll plazas, transaction failures, or even blacklisting of the tags.
In most cases, having multiple FASTags linked to a single vehicle is unintentional. It usually happens due to one of the following reasons:
While these situations are common, they can cause payment errors or account issues if not resolved.
An easy way to check whether your vehicle has more than one FASTag active is through the official NETC portal managed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).
Go to the NETC portal
Locate the section where you can check tag status using your vehicle registration number (such as KA01AB1234).
Ensure the format matches your RC details.
The system will show if your vehicle has an active tag, whether it is blacklisted, and if it is linked to more than one provider.
You can also check through these methods:
If you find that your vehicle is linked to more than one FASTag, you should:
Leaving multiple FASTags active on the same vehicle can lead to a few problems, such as:
Having more than one FASTag linked to your vehicle can lead to unexpected toll deductions and delays at plazas. But with the help of your registration number, it is easy to check how many FASTags are linked to your car. If you find more than one active tag, make sure to close the extra ones through the issuing provider.