IRCTC New Rule: Now money will not get stuck if ticket booking of train passengers fails, IRCTC starts Resume feature.

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a relief news for those traveling by Indian Railways. It is often seen that during Tatkal booking or peak hours, money is deducted from the bank, but due to server error the ticket cannot be booked. In such a situation, one had to wait for 3 to 7 days for the refund. Now IRCTC has introduced the ‘Resume/Retry Booking’ feature on its iPAY gateway, which will completely eliminate this problem. What is the ‘Resume/Retry’ feature of IRCTC? This feature is like a lifesaver for those transactions in which the ‘payment is settled’ but the ticket is not generated. Reuse of money: If your payment is successful and the money is deducted from the bank, but the ticket is not booked, then you can immediately make a re-booking using the same money. The hassle of refund is over: You will not have to wait for the refund to come nor will you have to pay new money from your account again. How will this feature work? (Step-by-Step) Payment Failure: Suppose you have booked a ticket and the money has been deducted, but the message ‘Booking Failed’ appears on the screen. Notification: In such a case, IRCTC will immediately give you a notification that your payment has been received but the ticket has not been booked. Resume button: You will see the option of ‘Resume/Retry Booking’ on the screen. Retry: On clicking this, you can book the ticket again on the same day using the old deducted amount. You will find.Condition: The new booking amount should be equal to the old deducted amount.IRCTC iPAY: Faster booking without third party apps Railway’s own payment gateway IRCTC iPAY is now smarter than ever. All options like credit card, debit card, UPI and Autopay are available in it. With the addition of this new feature, passengers will no longer have to worry about money getting stuck between the ‘Payment Gateway’ and the ‘Bank Server’. Important Notice: This facility is available only for those transactions where IRCTC has received the payment from the bank. If the payment is stuck at the bank level, then the old refund rule will apply.