Enter any Indian vehicle registration number, such as DL01AB1234, and see the registration record behind it — registered owner, RTO, make and model, fuel type, plus insurance, PUC and fitness status. The data reflects VAHAN, the national vehicle registry maintained by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, making it useful before buying a used vehicle or tracking your own renewals.
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An RC (Registration Certificate) lookup on GaadiInfo pulls together the key facts recorded against a number plate in the national registry. It is the same information printed on a physical RC, gathered on one screen:
A quick lookup lets you confirm the seller's claims against the official record — the registered owner, the registration year and the RTO it belongs to. If the details on screen do not match the papers in front of you, pause before paying. A blacklisted registration is a signal of outstanding legal issues or a possible theft report, worth verifying at the local RTO. Pair the RC check with a challan search to see pending traffic fines, and a service history report for accident and odometer records.
The same record shows where you stand on insurance, PUC and fitness — the dates that quietly expire and turn into fines under the Motor Vehicles Act. Add the vehicle to My Garage and GaadiInfo helps you stay ahead of renewal dates.
You can also check on the official government portal: visit parivahan.gov.in, go to Online Services, select Vehicle-Related Services, choose your state, enter the registration number and captcha, and submit. GaadiInfo is an independent platform — not affiliated with VAHAN, Parivahan or any RTO — that brings RC, challan and RTO information into one place. State-specific pages such as RC details for Maharashtra cover RTO codes and portal links for each state, and the RTO office directory lists addresses and contact details.
Checking the core registration details is free. Your search is not shown to other users, and sensitive fields like the full chassis number are masked. Data availability depends on how recently the registry was updated for that vehicle.
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It shows the registered owner's name, registering RTO, make and model, fuel type and registration date, plus insurance validity, PUC status and fitness expiry where available. It is the same information as on the physical Registration Certificate, sourced from the VAHAN registry.
Yes. Enter any valid Indian registration number, such as DL01AB1234, and GaadiInfo returns the registration details on file. The data reflects what is recorded against that plate in the national vehicle registry maintained by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.
Checking the core registration details is free on GaadiInfo. Your lookups are not displayed to other users, and sensitive fields such as chassis and engine numbers are partially masked for privacy.
GaadiInfo is an independent platform, not a government website, and is not affiliated with VAHAN, Parivahan or any RTO. It reads public and authorised vehicle data and combines RC, challan, insurance reminders and RTO information in one dashboard, so you do not have to jump between separate government sites.
It can flag warning signals — a blacklisted registration points to outstanding legal issues or a possible theft report, and an expired fitness or insurance date shows lapsed compliance. Treat these as prompts to verify further with the chassis number at the local RTO or police, not as a final verdict.
Yes. Add the vehicle to My Garage on GaadiInfo and its details stay in one place, with help staying ahead of insurance, PUC and other renewal dates — turning a one-time RC check into ongoing ownership tracking.