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Spinny | Parivahan | Offline |
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Visit the E-Challan PageGo to the e-Challan section on the Spinny website or app. Enter your vehicle registration number to begin. | Access the Official SiteGo to echallan.parivahan.gov.in and click on ‘Check Challan Status’ under the online services tab. | Visit the CourtIf your challan is marked as a Court Challan, it must be settled at the Judicial Magistrate Court mentioned in the notice. Carry a valid ID proof like Aadhaar, Driving Licence, or Voter ID. |
Check your ChallanClick on ‘Check Challan’ to fetch all pending traffic challans linked to your registration number. If you're not logged in, you'll be prompted to verify via an OTP sent to your registered mobile number. Once verified, your challans will be displayed with complete details: offense type, date, and fine amount. | Lookup your VehicleChoose to search using your challan number, driving licence number, or vehicle registration number. Complete the CAPTCHA and click ‘Get Details’ to view both pending and cleared challans. An OTP may be sent to your registered mobile number for verification before the challan details are displayed. | Appear on the Given DateYou’ll be given a summon date to appear in court. The judge will review the case, explain the violation, and decide the final payable amount. In some cases, the fine may be negotiable. |
Make PaymentBy default, all pending challans are automatically selected. You can select or deselect multiple challans as needed, then click on ‘Review Payment’ at the bottom. On the next screen, click ‘Pay Now’, choose your preferred payment method; UPI, Credit/Debit Card, or Net Banking—and complete the transaction securely through our payment gateway. | Select & PayIf your challan is an online challan, you will see a ‘Pay Now’ option. Click it to proceed with payment through the official payment gateway using your preferred method (UPI, net banking, card, etc.). For court challans, you must visit the assigned magistrate court to settle it offline. | Make the PaymentAfter the hearing, you can pay the fine at the court's payment counter. Most courts accept cash, and some may offer digital payment options. |
Download your ReceiptOnce the payment is successful, download the PDF receipt instantly. You can also revisit your payment history anytime under the ‘Your Settlements’ section. | Download your ReceiptAfter successful payment, download the official e-challan receipt for your records. | Collect Your ReceiptAlways collect a payment receipt as official proof of settlement. |
In Tamil Nadu, traffic police issue e-challans (digital fines) for violations such as speeding, driving without a seatbelt, signal jumping, and overloading. Since these fines are generated electronically, checking your Tamil Nadu e challan status and making payments online is quick and hassle-free.
If an e-challan has been issued against your vehicle in Tamil Nadu (TN), you can easily check its status, violation details, and fine amount using the Spinny tool. Simply enter your vehicle registration number to retrieve the details instantly.
Paying your traffic challan online in Tamil Nadu offers several advantages over the traditional offline method. Here’s why millions of users are switching to digital payments:
100% Free with Spinny
Spinny does not charge any extra fee or convenience charge for challan payment in Tamil Nadu, unlike some platforms.
Multiple Payment Options
Pay using UPI, Credit/Debit Cards, or Net Banking as per your convenience in Tamil Nadu.
Fast and Secure
Complete your payment in minutes. All portals use encrypted, secure gateways trusted by users in Tamil Nadu.
Access to History
You can track your past challans and receipts anytime using your login or reference number—especially useful for Tamil Nadu residents with regular commutes.
No Need to Visit Court
Skip long queues and paperwork in Tamil Nadu courts. Settle fines from the comfort of your home.
To prevent receiving traffic challans in Tamil Nadu, follow these essential traffic safety rules:
Refrain from using your phone or engaging in any other distractions while driving. Stay focused on the road at all times.
Adhere to the speed limits posted for the specific road or area. Speeding is a common reason for challans and accidents.
Never jump red lights. Always wait for the light to turn green before moving, and ensure pedestrians have crossed safely before proceeding.
Always carry your vehicle registration documents, driving license, and PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificate while driving.
Stick to your designated lane. Use your indicators when changing lanes or turning, and avoid unnecessary lane changes.
Drunk driving is a serious offence that can lead to heavy fines, imprisonment, or license suspension. Always drive sober.
Always wear a seatbelt when driving a car, and ensure you or your pillion rider is wearing an approved helmet when riding a two-wheeler.
Never park your vehicle in No Parking Zones, as this can lead to fines and disrupt traffic.
Avoid overloading your vehicle, as it can lead to traffic violations and increase the risk of accidents.
Always make way for emergency vehicles like ambulances, police cars, and fire trucks. Blocking their path is punishable.
Increased Penalties: Late fees get added to the base fine amount in Tamil Nadu.
Virtual Court Summons: You may be required to appear in an online court session conducted under Tamil Nadu jurisdiction.
Licence Suspension: Multiple unpaid challans in Tamil Nadu can lead to suspension of your driving licence.
Vehicle Seizure: Authorities in Tamil Nadu may impound your vehicle if repeated challans remain unpaid.
When driving in Tamil Nadu, always carry the following documents to avoid traffic fines:
Driving Licence
Registration Certificate (RC)
Valid Insurance
Pollution Under Control (PUC) Certificate
Paying your traffic e-challan in Tamil Nadu is now fast, simple, secure and 100% free with platforms like Spinny and Parivahan. Whether it’s a signal jump or expired insurance, stay compliant and avoid legal issues with just a few clicks.
Drive safe. Drive smart. Pay on time in Tamil Nadu.
| Violation | Challan Amount (Rs) |
Driving Under Intoxication | First Offense: INR 10,000 and/or 6 months in prison Second Offense: INR 15,000 and/or 2 years in prison |
Overspeeding | Rs. 1000 (LMV) / Rs. 2,000 (HGV/Transport) |
Using mobile phone while driving | Rs. 1000 – 5000 (varies by state) |
Driving without helmet/seatbelt | Rs. 1000 |
Driving without licence | Rs. 1000 |
Violating Licensing Conditions | Rs. 1000 |
Driving Without Valid Vehicle Fitness Certificate | Rs. 2000 – Rs. 5000 |
You can check your traffic challan details online in Tamil Nadu using the Spinny tool. Just enter the vehicle registration number, and within seconds, you'll get the full details. Alternatively, you can check it on the Parivahan portal or the official Tamil Nadu Police website.
Negligent Driving Fine: ₹1,000
Driving Without Registration Certificate (RC) Fine: ₹2,000
Yes, you can report traffic violations by calling the state's helpline number 103.
An e-challan must be paid within 60 days of issuance. Failing to do so may lead to further penalties or a court visit.
Yes, you can check the receipt of your paid challans by following these steps:
Visit Spinny e-Challan page.
Enter the vehicle registration number in the “Check & Pay e-challan” box.
Click the "Check Challan" button.
Enter your mobile number and OTP. This will display the details of all challans issued against your vehicle.
If the e-challan isn't paid within 60 days, a police constable will visit your registered address to collect the fine. If you're not found, you will be summoned to court, and failure to appear may result in the suspension of your driving license.
Yes, you can still drive your vehicle, but unpaid e-challans should be settled within 60 days to avoid additional penalties or court visits.
Yes, if you believe the challan is incorrect, you can dispute it using the Parivahan portal:
Visit Parivahan Grievance System.
Click "Complaint."
Fill in the required information and submit your complaint. Note: Complaints must be filed within 30 days of the challan issuance.