UTS App Closed: UTS app for general tickets will be discontinued from March 1; book tickets through this new app.

 


UTS App Closed: Indian Railways has made a major change. The UTS on Mobile app will be discontinued from March 1, 2026. Passengers will now be required to use the RailOne app for train tickets and other services. Learn the details:

UTS App Closed: If you use the UTS on Mobile app daily for local train or unreserved tickets, this news is extremely important for you. Indian Railways has informed passengers that the UTS on Mobile app will be completely discontinued from March 1, 2026. This means that after this date, the UTS app will no longer be used for ticket booking or other services. The Railways has appealed to passengers to quickly transition to the RailOne app to avoid any problems with their daily travel. RailOne is a new app that offers a variety of travel-related services, from ticket booking to a single platform.

Millions of passengers book tickets daily using their mobile phones. Therefore, the discontinuation of the UTS app is considered a significant change. The Railways says that the RailOne app will provide passengers with a more convenient, faster, and reliable experience. If you haven’t downloaded the RailOne app yet, you may face difficulties in booking tickets in the future.

Why is the UTS on Mobile app being discontinued?

Indian Railways is continuously working to improve its digital services. The UTS on Mobile app has been used for unreserved tickets for several years, but now the Railways has decided to replace separate apps with a single, all-in-one app.

What is the RailOne app and what does it offer?

The RailOne app is a new digital initiative by Indian Railways. This app allows passengers to perform multiple tasks in one place. With the RailOne app, you can book unreserved tickets, view reserved ticket information, plan your journey, and access essential train-related services. This means there will no longer be a need for multiple apps for ticket booking.

When will the UTS app be discontinued?

According to information released by the Railways, the UTS on Mobile app will be completely discontinued from March 1, 2026. After this, the app will no longer be functional. Ticket booking will require the use of the RailOne app only. Therefore, passengers are advised not to wait until the last minute.

How to Download the RailOne App

Downloading the RailOne app is very easy. Android users can download the app from the Google Play Store. iPhone users can install the RailOne app from the Apple App Store. After downloading, log in with your mobile number and enter the required information to start using the app.

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