Agreements should control payments.
In India today, contracts, payments and disputes live in three different systems. Money moves on trust, not enforcement — and when trust breaks, litigation is the only lever. We're building the other option.
Make every service contract in India self-enforcing.
A freelancer in Bengaluru should be able to take an advance without begging for it. A wedding planner in Hyderabad should be able to secure a ₹40L booking without a lawyer on retainer. A vendor in Surat should get paid the day the shipment is accepted — not sixty days later, after three follow-ups.
NyasaPay ties the contract, the money and the resolution into a single workflow so those outcomes are the default, not the exception.
What we build for.
Compliance by design
Escrow through an RBI-regulated partner. eSign and stamping under the IT Act, 2000.
Enforcement, not litigation
Every contract carries a defined ODR path under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996.
Built for the 90%
Freelancers, agencies, SMEs — the people who lose most to broken payment trust.
Compliance is built in — not bolted on.
Client funds sit in a segregated escrow operated by an RBI-regulated banking partner. NyasaPay never touches the money.
Signatures are court-admissible under the IT Act, 2000. Digital stamp duty is handled inside the flow.
ODR arbitration under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 — enforceable, fast, and dramatically cheaper than court.
Architecture aligned to ISO 27001 and SOC 2 controls from day one.
Talk to the founding team.
Pilots open for weddings, agencies and high-value service contracts.