Dealer-Issued FASTag: Getting Tags on New Vehicles From Day One
A new commercial vehicle is ready to earn from the day it is delivered. If the FASTag arrives days later, the vehicle either waits or pays at higher cost. Getting the tag issued at the dealer removes that gap.
What fleet owners lose without it
- Days between delivery and a working tag
- Manual registration for each vehicle
- Tags that are not linked to the fleet's dashboard from the start
What to agree with the dealer
- Who issues the tag and under whose licence
- How the tag is linked to your account
- How top-ups will work from day one
- Which vehicle classes are covered
Link it to the fleet view
Add the vehicle to your dashboard the day it is delivered, so its balance and tolls show with the rest of the fleet.
How OmniCard fits
OmniCard FASTag is issued at the dealer when a new vehicle is delivered, and covers every vehicle class, for commercial vehicles and fleets. Top-ups run on UPI AutoPay. OmniCard issues FASTag directly as an NPCI issuer, with NPCI certification and IHMCL approval.
Related: FASTag auto recharge by UPI
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