
If you a Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) gas cylinder subscriber, and get it delivered at home on regular intervals, take note! Starting today, all those who want to get LPG cylinders delivered to home will require a one-time password (OTP) for the same.
Oil companies are implementing the new system Delivery Authentication Code (DAC) to prevent theft of LPG cylinders and identify customers. The new system is aimed at plugging the leakage of LPG cylinders.
The DAC process for LPG cylinders' home delivery will be implemented first in 100 smart cities and will be expanded further if the transition is smooth for customers. A pilot project is already underway in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
The new DAC process of LPG cylinder delivery is simple. When an individual books the LPG cylinder, she/he will get a code on the registered mobile number, which they have to show for receiving the gas cylinder at the time of delivery. This would ensure that the delivery is not made to an incorrect person.
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Meanwhile, state-owned Indian Oil has launched a common Indane refill booking number across India for customers' convenience. The common booking number for LPG refills, 7718955555, is available 24x7 for the customers.
The new number for all-India LPG refill booking - through SMS and IVRS - will boost customer convenience and ease of booking Indane LPG refills. This means that even if customers move from one telecom circle to another across states, their Indane refill booking number remains the same.
The current system of telecom circle-specific phone numbers for booking Indane LPG refills has been discontinued after October 31. Notably, Indane LPG booking can be done using the customer's registered mobile number only.
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