Digital Payment Using UTS on Mobile App for Ticket Booking,Now in Hindi Language
Posted On: 24 SEP 2021 5:18PM by
PIB Delhi
As a Digital India initiative by Government of India and with a
view to promote three C’s – Cashless transactions (Digital payment),
Contact less ticketing (no need to physically visit the point of sale) and
Customer convenience and experience, UTS on Mobile app is now available in
Hindi language apart from English. User can opt any one language of his/her
choice. Using UTS On Mobile app, Users can choose between paperless or paper
ticket mode and can book any type of tickets given below:-
- Journey Ticket Booking
- Season Ticket Booking/Renewal
- Platform Ticket Booking
Benefits
of Mobile Ticketing for customers
- No waiting in ticket queue.
- Paperless and environmental friendly.
- Once a ticket is
booked the ticket can be shown to TTE even in offline mode without any
internet connection.
- Booking on the run: - Passenger who is in hurry or makes a last minute decision
to travel can just reach the station, Scan the QR code displayed at
various places at the station. Scan it and book the ticket. This facility
is presently available at 1600 stations.
- Fully Cashless: - The customer can use all types of digital payment options
i.e. Rail - Wallet, Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI and E
Wallets.
- Cheaper: - The customer who uses Rail-Wallet Facility are given 5%
bonus on recharge. For example if a passenger recharges his Wallet for ₹1000, he gets the
recharge value of ₹1050.
The
Mobile Ticket application is fully developed in-house by Indian Railways (CRIS)
and is available across platforms – Android and iOS and can be downloaded free
of cost from the respective stores. The application has been widely appreciated
for its usability and customer experience and has got four star rating at
Google Play Store. No of Registered users of UTS Mobile application are 1.47
crore.
Backgrounder
–
Conventionally, Unreserved tickets were sold at the booking
counters of Railway Stations. With a view to reduce waiting time of
passengers at booking counters, Railway ticketing agents and automated ticket
vending machines were introduced as additional points of sale at bigger
stations. However physical presence of customer was required at all these three
points of sale.
UTS mobile ticketing was launched on 27 December 2014 after that
the system was rigorously tested on the parameters of safety,
security and customer experience and later on proliferated over entire Mumbai
Suburban. Gradually Mobile Ticketing was extended to the metro cities of
Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Secunderabad between
years 2015-17. From 1st Nov2018 onwards UTS Mobile Ticketing is
available for inter zonal travel also i.e. between any pair of stations over
entire Indian Railway on the pattern of normal ticketing.
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