Archive · 17 Sep 2026
NHAI Launches OneTag for Easier FASTag Bank Switching
OneTag is a new service for people who use FASTag on highways.
It lets them change the bank connected to their FASTag.
They do not need to remove the sticker from their vehicle.
Before OneTag, changing banks meant buying a new FASTag.
The service works somewhat like mobile number portability.
With mobile portability, people can change telecom companies without changing their SIM cards.
Nitin Gadkari launched OneTag in Mumbai.
It could help many vehicle owners because millions of FASTags are already in use.
The National Highways Authority of India has made OneTag operational on the Rajmargyatra app.
OneTag lets users change their FASTag issuer bank without replacing the vehicle sticker.
Previously, switching banks required buying a new FASTag and removing the old tag.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari launched the service at Global Fintech Fest 2026 in Mumbai.
More than 13 crore FASTags have been issued, with over 98% of National Highway fee collection now digital.
- Who
- The National Highways Authority of India introduced OneTag, and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari launched it.
- What
- OneTag is a FASTag portability service that allows users to change issuer banks without replacing their vehicle stickers.
- When
- The service was launched at Global Fintech Fest 2026; the articles do not provide an exact date.
- Where
- OneTag is operational on the Rajmargyatra app and was launched in Mumbai.
- Why
- It is intended to make changing FASTag issuer banks easier and avoid replacing existing tags.
- Service
- OneTag
- Operating platform
- Rajmargyatra app
- Issuer-bank change
- Possible without replacing the FASTag sticker
- FASTags issued
- More than 13 crore
- Digital fee collection
- Over 98% of National Highway user-fee collection
- Launch event
- Global Fintech Fest 2026
- Launch location
- Mumbai