Starter
₹2,499/month
For new businesses getting off the ground.
Payment Processing Software · Popular
Zamyu Payments helps businesses accept cards, wallets, and UPI across POS, invoices, and online channels—then reconcile settlements against the same sales record.
Contact SalesWhat it is: a payments layer for commerce and billing. Who it is for: restaurants, retail, grocery, pharmacy, hotels, and salons that lose time reconciling gateways. Why Zamyu: payments sit with POS and billing so finance does not rebuild totals overnight.
Availability: Available. Typical plan fit: All plans. Need help choosing? Contact Sales.
Related capabilities: Sales & Billing · Finance & Accounting · Integrations
Gateway reports do not match POS tickets without manual work.
Refunds and split tenders create reconciliation gaps.
Online and in-store payments live in separate dashboards.
Fewer payment friction points at checkout
Reconciliation without spreadsheet reconstruction
Consistent payment operations across channels
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₹2,499/month
For new businesses getting off the ground.
₹8,299/month
For growing teams that need more firepower.
Custom
For multi-location teams with complex operations.
Confirm current packaging on a demo. Contact Sales for plan guidance.
A restaurant closes a table with card and wallet split tender. Settlement reporting later matches the POS ticket and accounting entry—so finance is not reconstructing the night from gateway CSVs.
Zamyu Payments is the payments layer for accepting cards, wallets, UPI, and related methods across POS, invoices, and online flows with settlement visibility.
Commerce-heavy businesses that take payments in-store and online and need cleaner reconciliation.
Common processors such as Razorpay, Stripe, PhonePe, Paytm, and UPI paths are supported where configured for your market.
Gateway dashboards show processor activity. Zamyu Payments connects those settlements to operational sales and billing records.
Review payments and settlement flows—or continue with POS and billing.