Type your vehicle number, driving licence, or challan number. We send you straight to the official Parivahan e-Challan portal — the only safe place to check and pay. We never see your data; we never charge a fee.
Fraudsters send SMS or WhatsApp messages with a fake challan link, a fake APK file, or a fake UPI request. They harvest UPI PINs, drain bank accounts, or install screen-recording malware.
Pick one of the three identifiers below. We just build the correct Parivahan portal URL — we never store what you type.
Format: 2-letter state + 1–2 digit RTO + 1–3 letter series + 4 digit number
Format on most DLs: state code + RTO + year + 7-digit serial
The 19-digit number printed on your e-Challan PDF or SMS — only enter if it was sent by a legitimate source.
If the photo is wrong, the offence did not happen, or you were not driving, you can move the Lok Adalat or the Magistrate's Court within the time printed on the challan. Most states give 60 days.
Most traffic offences are compoundable — you settle by paying the fine on the portal without going to court. Only repeat offences, drunk driving, and dangerous driving go to Magistrate.
National Lok Adalat (held quarterly) often gives 50–80% discount on traffic fines if you appear. NALSA 15100 has the dates.
The RTO will not renew Registration Certificate, Driving Licence, or issue NOC for transfer until pending challans are cleared. Check before you sell or transfer a vehicle.
