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Home » Southern Railways introduce new OTP based refund system

Southern Railways introduce new OTP based refund system

NT BureauBy NT BureauOctober 31, 2019No Comments
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Chennai: The Indian Railways has introduced a new OTP based refund system for tickets booked through authorised railway ticketing agents. It is aimed to bring in a transparent and customer-friendly refund system for reserved e-tickets which are cancelled or which are fully waitlisted dropped tickets. A press release said, this new system will be implemented by Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC).

The OTP (One time Password) will be received as SMS on the registered mobile number of the passenger (provided by the customer/passenger to the agent at the time of booking). The customer/passenger will be required to share the OTP with the agent who booked the ticket, for getting the refund amount.

Through this facility, passenger will come to know about the exact refund amount received by agent on his/her behalf against cancelled ticket or fully waitlisted dropped ticket. The objective of the scheme is to streamline the cancellation refund process further so that cancellation amount is refunded timely to the customer by the agents, the release added.

The release also advised customers to provide correct mobile number of one of the passengers to the IRCTC authorised agent at the time of booking reserved rail e-tickets, to ensure that agent records his/her mobile number correctly at the time of booking reserved rail e-tickets, note that only IRCTC authorised agents are permitted to book reserved rail e-tickets to the customer and to note that OTP based refund for cancelled tickets or fully waitlisted dropped tickets, will be processed only if the ticket is booked through IRCTC authorised agents.

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