This significant development was made possible through the integration of the RBI FASTag and National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) into the e-mandate framework. In a recent announcement, the RBI disclosed that both these payment instruments will now operate under the e-mandate framework, eliminating the need for constant manual top-ups by users.

According to the RBI’s statement, payments using FASTag and NCMC are not restricted to fixed time intervals; they can occur at any moment. This flexibility allows funds to be seamlessly transferred from the user’s account to these payment instruments whenever the balance reaches the predetermined threshold. As a result, users are spared the inconvenience of repeatedly adding funds manually.

Moreover, the new system enables electronic approval for payments, ensuring a hassle-free experience for users. Unlike the conventional method where payments are processed at set intervals, such as daily, weekly, or monthly, the e-mandate system only requires users to authorize a one-time debit permission. This streamlined process simplifies the payment mechanism and enhances user convenience.

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