E Challan: Check Challan Status, Pay Online & More
Check your e challan status, traffic fine details, and pay challan online via Parivahan. Learn how to check challan by vehicle number and raise a dispute online.
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What is an E-Challan?
An e-challan is an electronically generated traffic fine issued by the traffic police for violating road rules. It's directly linked to your vehicle number and can be checked or paid online through government portals.
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Benefits of E-Challan System
Transparent and traceable
Quick access to fine details
Online payment support
Reduces paperwork and delays
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How to Check E Challan Details on Parivahan
You can check the status of your e-challan using the official Parivahan portal:
Steps to Check E-Challan by Vehicle Number:
- Go to echallan.parivahan.gov.in
- Click on "Check Challan Status"
- Choose one:
- Vehicle Number
- Challan Number
- Driving Licence Number
- Enter the captcha
- Click on "Get Details"
Details You Can See:
- Challan number and date
- Offence type
- Fine amount
- Status (Paid/Pending)
- Payment link
How to Pay E Challan on Parivahan
You can pay your pending challans directly via the Parivahan website.
Steps to Pay E-Challan:
- Visit echallan.parivahan.gov.in
- Follow the steps to check challan status
- If challan is pending, click on "Pay Now"
- Choose payment mode (UPI, Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking)
- Download the payment receipt for your records
How to Dispute or Appeal an E Challan
If you believe a challan has been wrongly issued, you can raise a dispute.
How to Raise a Challan Dispute:
- Visit your state traffic police website
- Look for the "Grievance" or "Dispute Challan" section
- Submit challan number, vehicle details, and reason
- Upload supporting documents (if any)
- Await response or hearing date (if needed)
Some states also allow email-based grievance filing or in-person appeals.
Download E-Challan Receipt
After payment, you can download the challan receipt directly from the Parivahan portal:
- After successful payment, click on "Download Receipt"
- Or revisit the challan status page and enter your details
- Choose the challan and click on "Download Receipt"
Why You Should Check Challan Regularly
Missed challans can lead to license suspension or court summons
Pending fines can accumulate additional penalties
Keeping track helps maintain your driving record clean
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FAQ
1. What is an e challan?
An e-challan is a digital traffic fine issued for violating traffic rules. It's linked to your vehicle number and stored online on platforms like Parivahan.
2. How can I check my e challan status by vehicle number?
Visit echallan.parivahan.gov.in, select "Check Challan Status," enter your vehicle number, captcha, and click "Get Details."
3. Where can I pay my e challan online?
You can pay your traffic challan on the Parivahan e-challan portal or through your state's traffic police website.
4. How do I know if my challan is paid or pending?
Check your challan status by entering your challan number or vehicle number on the Parivahan portal. It will show the status (paid/pending).
5. Is it safe to pay e challan online?
Yes, Parivahan uses secure payment gateways. You can pay via UPI, net banking, credit/debit cards, or wallets.
6. Can I dispute a wrong challan online?
Yes, most state traffic departments have a dispute section where you can upload proof and raise a complaint.
7. Do I need to carry a receipt after paying the e challan?
It's recommended to download and save the payment receipt for your records. You may need it during a verification or traffic stop.
8. How long does it take for a paid challan to reflect in the system?
It usually updates instantly or within 24–72 hours, depending on the traffic department and payment method.
9. What happens if I ignore a challan?
Ignoring an e challan may lead to:
- Increased fines
- Court summons
- Suspension of driving licence or vehicle registration
10. Can I check e challan by driving licence number?
Yes, Parivahan allows you to check challan status using your DL number as well.