IRCTC charges a registration fee of Rs 50 plus applicable taxes for availing the e-wallet service.Indian Railway Catering and Tourism or IRCTC offers the facility of online payment for booking e-tickets via its e-wallet service.
Under this service, users can deposit money in advance with IRCTC and later use it for paying money at the time of booking tickets, according to IRCTC's official website- irctc.co.in.
IRCTC e-wallet service can only be availed by users registered with Indian nationality and with Indian mobile number.
The e-wallet users are verified and authenticated through their Permanent Account Number (PAN) or Aadhaar in an online verification process, according to the e-ticketing website.
(How To Change Passenger's Name In IRCTC E-Ticket)1.IRCTC charges a registration fee of Rs 50 plus applicable taxes for availing the e-wallet service.2.The transaction charge of Rs 10 plus service tax per transaction is also applicable, according to IRCTC.3.
The maximum amount permitted in user's IRCTC e-wallet account is Rs10,000.4.
No cash refunds is allowed in case of bookings done via IRCTC e-wallet.
This balance can only be used for booking railway tickets.5.
In case of ticket cancellation, the due refund is credited to IRCTC e-wallet account next day itself, according to IRCTC's website.How to register and book tickets via IRCTC e-wallet service1.Login to IRCTC with existing IRCTC user id and password2.
Click the 'IRCTC e-wallet Registration' link under IRCTC e-wallet section in the 'Plan my travel' page3.
Complete verification process by providing PAN or Aadhaar and other details4.
Deposit one time registration fee of Rs 50 (excluding service tax) online with any of the available payment options5.
Credit the IRCTC e-wallet account with the minimum deposit of Rs100 and top up with the required booking amount6.
Pay ticket booking amount through IRCTC e-wallet which is displayed as payment option along with other banksGet the latest election news, live updates and election schedule for Lok Sabha Elections 2019 on TheIndianSubcontinent.com/elections.
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