Questions the desk
actually gets.

It is the desk for shops that sell phones on installment. Customers, phones, EMI schedules, payments, and device status sit in one place.

Remaining is the phone price minus the down payment. Interest is charged on what is left. Monthly EMI is that total split by the months you pick: 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, or 24. Try it on the EMI page.

Yes. Each month follows the first EMI date and the due day on the order. A collected installment stays Paid. Anything not collected yet stays Pending.

Yes. You set the down payment, the interest, and the duration. The calculator fills the remaining amount, the interest amount, the monthly EMI, and the total payable.

Yes. Each payment is saved against the customer and the phone. Paid installments stay paid and count toward the total.

Add the customer, assign the phone, set the EMI, and follow the status from the device desk. The phone, the buyer, and the installment stay on one file.

Yes. A phone shows as active, with a pending EMI, or locked, based on the file and the payments. See the sample list on the devices page.

A missed Android EMI can lock the phone. Apple phones stay open. Unlocking is done from the order, and the phone is not locked again by the same step.

The QR is shown after you select the customer, so the code belongs to that buyer and not to an empty form.

Yes. Each customer can have a phone on file, with the EMI and the payments kept together. You are not limited to one buyer.

A distributor sees EMI only for customers they created. Admin sees collected EMI and what is still pending across distributors.

Yes. It is for shops that finance smartphones and need the customer, the phone, and the installment on one desk.

One phone is listed at ₹250. Larger lots cost less per phone. At 5,000 phones the listed price is ₹110. The full list is on the plans page.