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Haggle in the open.
Then pay in one tap.

Your agent and the stall's agent bargain item by item. Every deal ends with a proof that neither side was pushed past its limit.

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Real backend · sealed-limit proof on every deal · PayPal sandbox settlement

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Tomatoes
Onions
Mangoes

agreed — every lane settled below list, proof attached

For buyers

I want to buy

Walk up to a stall, haggle the whole basket in parallel, and keep a receipt that proves the deal was fair.

Find stalls For shopkeepers

I have a stall

Set your lowest prices once. Your agent holds the line and sells the rest. Works with a few big buttons and your voice.

Open my stall

At the stall

Every stall has a floor.

Every buyer has a limit. Neither side sees the other's — until the deal is done.

The mandi math

One price for everyone leaves money on the table — for both sides.

A potato stall opens at ₹40/kg. By afternoon it's ₹35 for whoever haggles. By evening, ₹30 just to move stock. By night, ₹25 — and whatever's left gets dusted off, unsold. Same potatoes, same buyers, just priced by the clock instead of by the person.

A 1,000 kg stall, one day

Blanket time-of-day pricing
₹29,650 · ₹29.65/kg avg · 50 kg unsold
Every buyer haggled, individually
₹34,155 · ₹34.15/kg avg · ~10 kg unsold

+₹4,505 a day · +15% revenue, same stock

At 26 selling days a month, that's over ₹1.1 lakh more — without buying or selling a single extra kilo.

A ₹500 basket, every trip

Pay the sticker price
₹500 · no time or nerve to haggle
Agents haggle every item, in parallel
~₹410 · done in a couple of minutes

Save ~₹90 a trip, no awkward back-and-forth

Shop three times a week and that's over ₹1,000 a month back in your pocket.

Illustrative, based on a typical mandi's end-of-day pricing pattern — not a guaranteed return.

Under every deal

Proof of Fair Deal

Before anyone commits, both limits are sealed. After the deal, they are revealed and checked — so "fair" is something you can verify, not just something you were told.

  1. Sealed

    Your limit and the stall’s floor are locked in before haggling starts.

  2. Revealed

    The moment you agree, both sealed numbers are opened.

  3. Verified

    The app checks the price never crossed either limit.

How it works

Three steps, one proof

  1. 1

    Pick the basket

    Nearby stalls, live open or closed. Add by the kilo, the piece or the dozen.

  2. 2

    Let the agents haggle

    One lane per item, running at once. Take over any lane, or accept all the current offers.

  3. 3

    Pay and verify

    One approval in the sandbox wallet. Then the receipt opens and the limits are checked.

Deal done

Pay, and drive off

One tap settles it. Your receipt prints itself, proof and all.

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