For Pakistani mobile shops
Sell phones on instalments without losing them.
We keep the schedule, send the reminder, and — only where your customer has signed for it — lock the handset when the payments genuinely stop.
One lock per handset, from Rs 800. No monthly fee.
Almas SDM
Next instalment
Rs 7,750
Due 20 September
Instead of the register
Every schedule is built for you, and money received lands on the right instalment by itself. A late fee is never charged twice.
Reminders that actually go
Pair a phone of your own and reminders go from its own SIM. Nothing counts as sent until that handset reports the SIM accepted it.
The last resort, when nothing else worked
When payments genuinely stop, the handset is restricted. It unlocks itself the moment the payment arrives.
How it works
Three steps at the counter.
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01
Register the sale
Customer, handset, plan. The contract drafts itself, in Urdu and English.
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02
The customer signs on screen
Without a signed agreement, no lock is possible. That is a rule, not a setting.
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03
The phone scans a QR
A new handset scans the code during setup and comes under management. This is the moment a lock is spent.
Consent
No phone is locked without a signature.
Every financed sale produces an agreement naming the handset, its IMEI, the total, each instalment date, the grace period, and — in plain words — that the phone may be restricted if payment stops.
The customer signs on screen. The agreement then freezes: change the plan afterwards and the old signature no longer authorises a lock — a fresh agreement is required.
Agreement · معاہدہ
Infinix Note 30 Pro · IMEI 3569 3803 5643 809
- Financed
- Rs 62,000
- Instalments
- 8 × Rs 7,750
- Grace period
- 3 days
Signed by the customer · 19 August 2026
What we will not claim
The dashboard never says a phone is locked until the phone says so itself.
If the phone is off or offline
The command waits in a queue and applies when the handset next checks in. The screen reads “lock pending”, not “locked”.
Early access
The handset app is written and tested, but has not yet run on a fleet of real phones. We will not call it proven until it is.
Pricing
One phone, one lock. No monthly fee.
Locks are bought in packs and spent on one handset each. When a plan is paid off the lock does not come back — you bought the right to hold one phone, once.
30 locks
Rs 24,000
Rs 800 per handset
50 locks
Rs 35,000
Rs 700 per handset
100 locks
Rs 60,000
Rs 600 per handset
Common questions
The questions every shop asks.
Is this legal?
A lock only ever follows a signed agreement in which the customer allowed it, and the agreement says so plainly. Without that signature the system refuses.
What if the customer factory-resets the phone?
The app is installed as device owner during setup, so a reset does not remove it. That is why enrolment happens on a new or freshly reset handset.
Is a locked phone useless?
No. The screen shows what is owed and how to pay, and emergency calls keep working. The point is to get the payment made, not to punish anyone.
Do you collect the payments?
No. The money goes to your own account. A customer can report a transfer from home, but nothing is applied to a plan until your staff confirm it.
Try it on your own counter.
Start with a pack of thirty locks. No monthly fee, and no contract to get out of.