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SCR: Purchase rly tickets through r-wallet in UTS mobile app and avail 3pc cashback

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Hyderabad: The South Central Railway (SCR) introduced a cashback facility to promote the purchase of unreserved tickets through the UTS Mobile App.

The Zone has introduced the ‘UTS’ mobile application over 26 suburban stations in Hyderabad twin cities in 2016.

Later, this facility has been extended to all the non-suburban stations for the booking of platform, journey, and season tickets with effect from July 2018, covering all the UTS stations over this railway.

In a step to facilitate more convenience for unreserved passengers, booking of paperless tickets has been enabled to all the destinations across Indian Railways, the SCR said in a release here on Tuesday.

The UTS app is a big leap in the modern ticketing system and a boon to the huge segment of passengers on Indian Railways who travel on unreserved tickets.

In line with the Digital India initiative, the app enables cashless transactions, and passengers can make the payment through different digital modes such as R-Wallet, Paytm, PhonePe, Google Pay, UPI apps, or through internet banking.

R-Wallet will be available in the UTS app, in which the amount can be deposited up to the limit of Rs 20,000.

As a promotionalgesture, 3 per cent cashback is being given on the tickets purchased through R-Wallet.

Since the date of introduction of the UTS app, the app has been receiving positive responses from rail users, and the number of passengers utilising the app has always been encouraging.

The share of unreserved tickets booked through the mobile app has been steadily increasing with the initiatives of the zone.

The average passengers in a day availing the UTS mobile app facility in 2023–24 from April to January was 83,510, while the average passengers per day in the current financial year 2024–25 is 93,487, which denotes a 12 percent increase in the usage of the UTS app for purchasing tickets.

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