Convenient automatic traffic toll payment via VPBank NEO application
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- 20:08 18/09/2022
DNHN - ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) automatic toll collection system has been widely deployed in Vietnam, saving time in circulation, contributing to reducing environmental pollution, helping to limit exposure to avoid and prevent disease.

In particular, at present, many routes have officially piloted 100% non-stop toll collection, and at the same time, sanction and revoke driver's license if the ETC account is not enough when passing the toll station. So, is there a convenient solution every time the wheelchair rolls?
No need to waste time queuing to buy tickets when passing toll stations, no need to wait to top up traffic accounts, no need to worry about penalties when the account has insufficient fees, etc. from now on VPBank customers can conveniently and quickly pay traffic tolls automatically via VPBank NEO application.
VPBank cooperates with VETC - one of the pioneers to deploy automatic toll collection service with 79/114 ETC collection stations across the country, supporting customers to link VPBank accounts with VETC traffic accounts to help customers Convenient and fast in every journey.
Accordingly, customers only need to register for an account link once, right on VPBank NEO application with the following 4 steps:
- Step 1: Log in to VPBank NEO application and select the feature “Traffic toll” and select “Automatic Traffic Fee VETC”.
- Step 2: Enter traffic account number / license plate number and select “Continue”
- Step 3: Enter “Minimum limit and debit amount” and select “Confirm”.
- Step 4: Check the information, confirm the transaction to complete
You just need to drive safely and enjoy every journey, the payment of fees each time through the station has VPBank and VETC automatically help you.
For more information about the service, please contact: 1900 545 415 (for Standard Customers)/ 1800545415 (for Priority Customers).
Hanh Nguyen
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