What Happens to Your NTTA TollTag Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Balance
Prepaid — claim refund
Transponder
Return for deposit
Auto-Replenish
Cancel immediately
Step-by-Step Guide
Cancel auto-replenish
Cancel automatic balance replenishment on the NTTA TollTag account.
Claim prepaid balance
Request a refund of the remaining TollTag balance from NTTA with estate documentation.
Return transponder
Return the TollTag transponder to an NTTA customer service center for any applicable deposit refund.
Close account
Settle any outstanding tolls and formally close the NTTA TollTag account.
Document Now Checklist
- NTTA account number
- TollTag transponder number(s)
- Prepaid balance amount
- Linked payment method
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