🚦 Government Guide

Traffic Fine Check — Check & Pay e-Challan Online

Got a traffic fine or want to check if you have any pending? Here is how to check and pay online without going to the office.

ट्राफिक जरिवाना (e-challan) अनलाइन कसरी जाँच्ने र तिर्ने।

📅 Updated Shrawan 2083 (Jul 2026)🇳🇵 Nepal⏱️ 3 min read

Nepal traffic police issue fines electronically (e-challan) in many areas, and you can check and pay online using your vehicle number — no need to visit the traffic office.

You need: your vehicle number (and sometimes licence details). Check via the Nepal Police traffic online system and pay through mobile wallets (eSewa, Khalti) where supported.

How to Check & Pay

  1. Open the traffic police online fine system, or the traffic/e-challan section of a mobile wallet.
  2. Enter your vehicle number (and details if asked).
  3. View any pending fine and the reason.
  4. Pay online and save the receipt, or pay at the traffic office.

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⚠️ Availability of online checking varies by area/office. If your fine does not show online, check with the local traffic office.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my traffic fine online in Nepal?
Use the Nepal Police traffic online fine system or the traffic/e-challan section of a mobile wallet, enter your vehicle number, and view any pending fine and its reason. You can then pay online or at the traffic office.
How do I pay a traffic fine (e-challan) online?
Where supported, pay through mobile wallets like eSewa or Khalti after checking the fine with your vehicle number, and save the receipt. Otherwise pay at the traffic office.
What do I need to check a traffic fine?
Your vehicle number, and sometimes licence details. Availability of online checking varies by area and traffic office.
What if my traffic fine does not show online?
Online availability varies by area. If your fine does not appear in the online system, check directly with your local traffic police office.