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While online, the customer sets aside ₹500 from the example ₹1,000 balance.
Paron lets customers set aside a spending limit while online, pay a nearby merchant when the internet is unavailable, and send the payment receipt for checking when they reconnect.
Paron is for places where internet access may be unreliable, such as transit stations or rural areas. While online, a customer sets aside part of their wallet balance as an offline spending limit. This website uses example values only; the Android app demonstrates the connected funding flow.
When a customer pays offline, the merchant keeps a payment receipt. After the devices reconnect, Paron’s online service checks the receipt and spending limit before updating the merchant’s account record. This website simulates the nearby handoff; it does not connect to a real merchant phone.
Walk through the payment flow →Select a step to see what happens for the customer and merchant. The examples explain the flow; the website’s nearby payment handoff is simulated.
While online, the customer sets aside ₹500 from the example ₹1,000 balance.
The internet drops. The app can still use the amount reserved beforehand.
The merchant receives a receipt showing who was paid and how much.
After reconnecting, Paron’s online service checks the receipt and updates the merchant’s account record.
Plain answers about offline limits, payment receipts, and the browser simulation.
The Android app is the native device experience. This web companion provides judges with a two-sided interactive walkthrough to watch the consumer and merchant perspective change together.
Open the Interactive Demo →Set aside a sample allowance, simulate losing internet, and follow a sample payment receipt from the customer to the merchant. Every balance and result on this website is sample data; no backend settlement or money transfer takes place here.