Delhi Traffic Police to roll out BBPS-based UPI payments for traffic challans

New Delhi, Dec 16 (UNI) Delhi Traffic Police announced that traffic challans will soon be payable through the Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) across all BBPS-enabled Unified Payments Interface (UPI) platforms, an official said on Tuesday.
The move is aimed at promoting cashless transactions, ensuring transparency, and streamlining traffic enforcement mechanisms in the city, police said.
According to a senior officer at Traffic Headquarters, the new system will allow commuters to pay their traffic challans seamlessly using any major UPI application integrated with BBPS.

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JAMMU, JAN 20 (UNI): Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Party President Dr Farooq Abdullah speaks to the media on the second day of JKNC Convention of Block Presidents and Secretaries of Jammu province, in Jammu on Tuesday. UNI Photo 22U

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JAMMU, JAN 20 (UNI): Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Party President Dr Farooq Abdullah on the second day of JKNC Convention of Block Presidents and Secretaries of Jammu province, in Jammu on Tuesday. UNI Photo 19U

JAMMU, JAN 20 (UNI): Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Party President Dr Farooq Abdullah on the second day of JKNC Convention of Block Presidents and Secretaries of Jammu province, in Jammu on Tuesday. UNI Photo 18U

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