Students pay your UPI directly — no company, no gateway needed

Share a registration link. Students pay your personal UPI and you confirm each payment. They get a pass; you get a clean list with their answers, school and phone numbers.

Start with a batch template See a sample event page

Free to start. Free events cost ₹0.

Sound familiar?

Mere paas company ya GST nahi hai. Gateway wale mana karte hain. Aur 25 bachhon ke UPI screenshot milana alag sirdard.

How Yano handles it

Direct to your UPI

Students pay your personal UPI ID. You confirm each payment in your dashboard, and the student gets their pass.

Your questions on the form

Ask for school, class, target exam — anything you need. Everything lands in one list you can download.

On your own website

Add two lines of code to your website to show the booking box there.

What your guests get

Clear payment instructions with your UPI ID
A status page while you confirm the payment
A pass for class entry

What it costs

Free events₹0

Each paid pass1 credit · ₹6–₹10

Share of your ticket money0%

Guests pay you directly — your UPI, or your own Razorpay or Cashfree account. Yano never holds your money. A credit costs ₹10 in small packs and ₹6 in the biggest; new organisers get 50 free credits. See pricing

Set it up

Create the batch. Set the fee, seats and your UPI ID.
Share the link. Send it on Telegram or WhatsApp, or put it on your website.
Confirm payments. Tick each payment you received; students get their passes.

Questions organisers ask

Do I need GST or a company?

No. With direct UPI, students pay your personal UPI ID. Yano doesn’t handle the money.

Are students’ phone numbers public?

No. Only you (and door staff you share the scanner with) can see them.

Can I put the booking on my website?

Yes. Your event’s Manage tab has a two-line snippet to paste into your site.

More answers, for organisers, door staff and guests: FAQ

Ready when you are

Make your event page in a few minutes. You can change anything later.

Start with a batch template See a sample event page

Guides for coaching batches & classes

For pottery, painting and craft workshops: fill small batches without the chaseRun a batch only when it fills, ask about experience levels, cap seats per booking, and let people book on your studio website.For college fests and student clubs: registrations, volunteers and many gatesSell passes on the college website, give each club a promo link, import existing registrations, and run multiple gates with volunteer scanners.For coaching batches and seminars: seats, fees in parts, and clean accountsTake a booking fee now and the rest on day one, approve registrations if needed, and end with a spreadsheet your accountant can use.Already have a guest list? Import it and give everyone a QR passCollected names on Google Forms, Excel or WhatsApp? Paste them in, and every guest gets a real QR pass your door scanner accepts. Add cash and VIP guests one by one too.Sell tickets on your own website — a booking box in two lines of codePaste a short snippet into WordPress, Wix, Webflow or any site and guests book without leaving it: a Book button, a ticket card or a full booking frame.A fair refund and cancellation policy for small events (with a template)What to say about refunds before anyone books, what to do if you must cancel or postpone, and a short template you can adapt for your events.

Other kinds of events

Workshops & classes: pottery, art, dance, bakingFor creators who run workshops, paint nights, dance classes and small batches Run clubs, book clubs & community meetupsFor community hosts: reading circles, run clubs, chai meetups Kavi sammelan, comedy & open micsFor poets, comedians and open-mic organisers

All kinds of events