You can now book a rail ticket online and get it delivered at home where the payment can be made.
Initiating this " cash on delivery" (CoD) system rail ticketing, IRCTC is targeting those customers who are reluctant to use their credit or debit cards as well as those who don't have net-banking facility.
"One has to just book the ticket online and payments will be made at the time of delivery of tickets," said a senior IRCTC official involved with the project.
This scheme has been launched on pilot basis and the service will be available in more than 200 cities initially. Customers can book a ticket 5 days prior to commencement of journey.
While Rs 40 will be charged for the delivery of each Sleeper Class ticket, Rs 60 will be charged for an AC class ticket.
Anduril Technologies through their website and their App - BookMyTrain.com is authorised for providing CoD services.
This is another attempt to move people away from the ticket counters and decongest the booking windows, the official said.
Just like your shoes or hair dryer, you can now order your train ticket to be sent home on "cash-on-delivery" mode.
For the first time, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) is offering the cash-on-delivery option for railway tickets bought online.
The service is aimed at targeting customers who are reluctant to use their bank credit card or those who don't have net-banking enabled bank account or cards.
"A customer has to book the ticket online and can make payments at the time of delivery of tickets," said an official.
The scheme has been launched on pilot basis and the service will be available in more than 200 cities initially.
Train travelers can book a ticket five days prior to commencement of journey.
An official added, the move is an attempt to move people away from the ticket counters and decongest the booking windows.
The delivery charges will be similar to IRCTC I-tickets: Rs 40 will be charged for delivery of each sleeper class ticket and Rs 60 for an AC class ticket.
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Initiating this " cash on delivery" (CoD) system rail ticketing, IRCTC is targeting those customers who are reluctant to use their credit or debit cards as well as those who don't have net-banking facility.
"One has to just book the ticket online and payments will be made at the time of delivery of tickets," said a senior IRCTC official involved with the project.
This scheme has been launched on pilot basis and the service will be available in more than 200 cities initially. Customers can book a ticket 5 days prior to commencement of journey.
While Rs 40 will be charged for the delivery of each Sleeper Class ticket, Rs 60 will be charged for an AC class ticket.
Anduril Technologies through their website and their App - BookMyTrain.com is authorised for providing CoD services.
This is another attempt to move people away from the ticket counters and decongest the booking windows, the official said.
Just like your shoes or hair dryer, you can now order your train ticket to be sent home on "cash-on-delivery" mode.
For the first time, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) is offering the cash-on-delivery option for railway tickets bought online.
The service is aimed at targeting customers who are reluctant to use their bank credit card or those who don't have net-banking enabled bank account or cards.
"A customer has to book the ticket online and can make payments at the time of delivery of tickets," said an official.
The scheme has been launched on pilot basis and the service will be available in more than 200 cities initially.
Train travelers can book a ticket five days prior to commencement of journey.
An official added, the move is an attempt to move people away from the ticket counters and decongest the booking windows.
The delivery charges will be similar to IRCTC I-tickets: Rs 40 will be charged for delivery of each sleeper class ticket and Rs 60 for an AC class ticket.
Click Here for more INFO Cash on delivery on train tickets
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