e-Challan – How Does e-Challan Work

1. Citizens can make the payment anywhere and at any given time.
2. Transparency is enhanced.
3. Revenue loss will be minimised.
4. In the case of pending challans, any transactions regarding the vehicle will be blocked.
5. Central monitoring can be done so that the Road Safety Policy is implemented.
6. Helps individuals save time since the penalty must be paid online.
7. No fake or duplicate challans.

Traffic Violations that Will Get You an e Challan

The traffic police officers may issue an e-challan for a variety of reasons, including:

1. Traffic rule violations
2. Jumping red lights

1. Refusal to provide details when requested
2. Driving vehicle without license
3. Driving unauthorised vehicle
4. Causing obstruction of traffic
5. Driving without a valid insurance policy
6. Overspeeding or crossing the specific speed limit
7. Drunken driving 

How does e Challan Work? 

1. CCTV cameras have been installed to record and monitor footage of the constant traffic conditions.

1. If you are found guilty of breaking a traffic law, the traffic police will review the CCTV footage of the incident and record it in their logs.

1. They will also request your name, complete address, contact information, and vehicle information from the RTO office.

1. You will receive a text message informing you of the error made and the cost that must be paid.

1. Swiping devices are provided to traffic police so they can rapidly create and print vehicle e challans for traffic violations.

1. Due to the fact that the fine is typically collected right away, this electronic challan system significantly streamlines the payment procedure.

1. A receipt is subsequently given to the defaulter as proof that the money was received.

How to Check Challan Status

The procedure to check the status of the e-challan is mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the Parivahan e-Challan official website.

Step 2: Click on 'Check Challan Status'. The option can be found under the 'Check Online Services' tab.

Step 3: On the next page, enter the challan number, vehicle number, or DL number.

Step 4: Next, enter the captcha.

Step 5: Click on 'Get Detail' to check the status of the challan.

How to Make e Challan Payment

Through Paytm

The procedure to make the e-challan payment via Paytm is mentioned below:

Step 1: First, you will need to log in to your Paytm account.

Step 2: Visit the Paytm Bangalore Traffic Police challan payment page or use the Paytm app

Step 3: Next, choose the traffic authority and enter the vehicle number.

Step 4: Click on Proceed.

Step 5: The details of the challan will be displayed. You will find the option to make the payment as well.

Through Parivahan 

The process to make payment on the official website of Parivahan is mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the Parivahan accused challan portal.

Step 2: Enter the challan number, vehicle number, or DL number.

Step 3: Next, enter the captcha.

Step 4: Click on 'Get Detail' to check the status of the challan.

Step 5: The details of the challan will be displayed on the next page.

Step 6: You will find the option to make the payment.

Step 7: Next, you can choose the payment mode to complete the process. The different methods by which the e-challan can be paid online are net banking, debit card, or credit card.

Step 8: Once the payment has been made, you will receive an SMS on the registered mobile number.

E-challan payment offline: 

You can also pay your challan offline at the nearest traffic police station along with your traffic violation letter. You can make the payment with the support of the traffic cops.

Steps to be Taken if a Wrong e-Challan has been Issued

The following are the steps you need to do if you receive a wrong e-Challan:

1. Call the traffic police helpline number and inform the officials about the wrong e-challan issued
2. Send an email to the traffic police customer care email ID describing your situation
3. You can also visit the nearest traffic police station and directly explain your grievance to the traffic cops
4. No fees will be taken to cancel a wrongly issued e-challan