Nagaland Traffic e-Challan – Check Status & Pay Online
Official guide to checking and paying traffic violations in Nagaland. Verify photographic camera evidence, avoid court summons, and settle fines securely.

Nagaland Traffic Violations & Penalties
Statutory fine amounts as amended under the Motor Vehicles Act across Nagaland.
How to Pay Your e-Challan Online in Nagaland
Follow these simple steps to settle traffic fines on the official Parivahan payment gateway:
- 1Visit echallan.parivahan.gov.in and select Check Challan Status.
- 2Enter your Vehicle Registration Number and the last 5 digits of Chassis/Engine number.
- 3Review camera snapshots, violation details, and select Pay Now via UPI, NetBanking, or Debit Card.
- 4Download and store the official receipt with Transaction ID for future RTO clearance.
Money Deducted but Challan Still Pending?
If payment was debited from your bank account but the status remains “Pending” on Parivahan, click on “Check Pending Transaction” on the portal. Banking settlements reconcile within 24 to 48 hours. If unresolved, provide your payment UTR to the state traffic helpdesk.
e-Challan Status Codes Explained
Fine issued within 60-day window and eligible for immediate online settlement.
Payment successfully reconciled and cleared from all statutory records.
Case forwarded to digital magistrate court for compounding or summons.
Major RTO Districts in Nagaland
How to Contest a Wrong Challan in Nagaland
In case of cloned license plates or camera misreads, log on to echallan.parivahan.gov.in → Complaint. Submit vehicle RC copy, photos showing physical differences, and GPS proof. The traffic adjudication cell will review and cancel wrongful notices.
Legal Consequences of Unpaid Challans
Under Section 183-194 of the MV Act, continuous evasion beyond 60 days results in RC blacklisting on Vahan, suspension of driving license for up to 3 months, vehicle impoundment upon checkpoint interception, and court warrants issued by Virtual Courts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear guidance on traffic penalties, automated cameras, and court summons in Nagaland.