• ●'OneTag' on the NHAI Rajmargyatra app lets a FASTag user switch issuer bank while keeping the same physical tag affixed to the vehicle.
• ●Flow: check eligibility by vehicle registration number, receive a six-digit Mobile Verification Code (MVC) from the current issuer bank, then select a new issuer and complete customer verification and wallet onboarding.
• ●The FASTag ID stays unchanged; the previous issuer closes the old wallet and refunds the available balance after applicable adjustments.
• ●Cooling period: an interoperable FASTag can be ported again only after six months.
• ●FASTag has a penetration rate of over 98 per cent and around 13 crore users.
• ●FASTag uses passive Radio Frequency Identification (RFID); it was piloted in 2014 on the Ahmedabad-Mumbai stretch and became mandatory at national highway toll plazas from 15 February 2021.
• ●It runs under the National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC) programme of the National Payments Corporation of India, incorporated in 2008 under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 and headquartered at Mumbai.
• ●Rajmargyatra also carries the FASTag Annual Pass - launched 15 August 2025 at Rs 3,000 for 200 toll crossings or one year, for private vehicles - plus the FASTag Local Pass and emergency helpline 1033.

Consider the following statements about the 'OneTag' FASTag portability service: 1. A user who ports to a new issuer bank must obtain and affix a new physical FASTag on the vehicle. 2. An interoperable FASTag must complete a cooling period of six months before it can be ported again. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?