Upon activation of the service, all IRCTC payments will be deducted as soon as you login and instantly you will be redirected to IRCTC website without wasting a second.

IRCTC is all set to accept the payment for bookings in monthly installments. Interest rate would be 0% but you have to pay a transaction charge of 1.8% on total amount.

You can save couple of seconds more while booking train tickets through IRCTC by disabling the OTP verification process of payment gateway. As of now only State Bank of India is giving this option.

IRCTC has recently introduced an eWallet scheme to speed up the booking process by eliminating bank's payment gateway system. But is it really worth to get registered?

Indian railways today launched new SMS-based ticketing services to make reservation easier and hassle free for non-Internet users in India. This works with all mobile operators.

IRCTC ticket interface is quite uncomfortable for copying or saving reservation slips. They are printed very lightly on DeskJet printers. Here is a solution for both of the problems.

For passenger convenience and for environment friendly transactions, Indian Railways will now accept virtual e-tickets. The printed e-ticket is also acceptable. This virtual e-ticket is called VRM (Virtual Reservation Message) and can be shown to ticket examiner through any withscreen electronic gadget such as laptops, palmtops, Mobile phone etc.