In order to ensure uninterrupted service, <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/india-news/article/kanpur-tobacco-baron-s-son-denies-driving-luxury-car-that-injured-six-23616045" rel="nofollow">Indian Railways</a> has advised commuters to switch to the recently launched RailOne platform.
Railways said that the UTSonMobile (UTS) app will be phased out starting March 1.&nbsp;
There is no need for new registrations as passengers can log in to RailOne using their current IRCTC or UTS login credentials.&nbsp;
RailOne enables passengers to book reserved, unreserved and platform tickets using multiple payment options including UPI, cards, net banking and R-Wallet.
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Indian Railways advises commuters to switch to the newly launched RailOne platform as the UTS on Mobile (UTS) app will be phased out from March 1

Railways urges commuters to switch to the newly launched RailOne platform

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Indian Railways advises commuters to switch to the newly launched RailOne platform as the UTS on Mobile (UTS) app will be phased out from March 1. Passengers can log in using their existing IRCTC or UTS credentials and book reserved, unreserved, and platform tickets with multiple payment options

UTS app to be phased out from March 1; passengers advised to move to RailOne

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