HOW IT WORKS
Five steps, and only two of them are yours.
You apply and you list. Everything between a shopper's search and the SIM in their hand is ours, and you see the status of every number and every rupee as it moves.
- 1
Apply
Create your partner account and answer the onboarding questions — about ten minutes, and you can leave it half-finished and come back. Dealers answer business questions; operators answer licence and circle questions instead.
- 2
Get verified
We check the business and compliance details you gave us, ask for document copies over email if anything is missing, and activate the account. You are told the reason if we cannot proceed.
- 3
List your numbers
Add stock singly or by spreadsheet with your asking price. Each listing is reviewed before it goes live, and you see the status — live, in review, or needs changes with a reason — on your dashboard.
- 4
We sell and hand over
The customer searches, pays us in full up front and receives the UPC code and handover details from us. You supply the number and the paperwork the handover needs; the customer activates it with the operator of their choice.
- 5
Get paid
When the handover completes, the sale price less commission is credited to your ledger. We settle in batches to your UPI or bank account and record the reference against those exact lines.
Listing review, in plain terms
- Every listing is read before it goes live, which is why buyers trust the catalogue.
- We may propose a different price. You accept it or leave your own.
- A rejection always carries a reason you can see and act on.
- You can withdraw any unsold number at any time.
Once a number sells
- The customer pays online before handover — either the full price, or a token that holds the number while we arrange it, with the balance paid before the SIM changes hands. Nothing is collected in cash.
- We arrange the number and share the UPC with the customer once paid in full.
- Your earning is credited when the handover completes, not at booking.
- The order stays visible to you until it closes.