Senders and beneficiaries
Register the tenant and the landlord once, as reusable master records.
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Register the tenant and the landlord once, as reusable master records.
Choose the method the tenant wants, and check the split before confirming.
What happens when the bank confirms a transfer could not be completed.
Find, print and interpret the proof behind a transaction.
Add the tenant paying the rent with their name, mobile number and email. The mobile is confirmed by OTP before a payment can be raised against it. The record is reusable, so next month’s rent does not need re-entry.
Enter the landlord’s bank, account number and IFSC. The account is checked against the bank; the name the bank returns is stored, and that is the name printed on receipts. If the bank cannot confirm the account, no transfer is attempted.
Choose the method the tenant wants to use — credit card, debit card, UPI, netbanking, wallet or EMI. At ₹50,000 and above, PAN verification of the sender is required before the payment proceeds.
Before you confirm, the summary itemises the service charge, the distributor margin, the agent margin and GST from the rate card that applies to that method and card type, then shows the exact amount that will reach the landlord.
If the bank confirms a transfer failed, the amount returns to your wallet automatically. The refund appears as its own entry in that transaction’s history, alongside the bank’s reply that triggered it. A transfer still pending at the bank is not a failure.
Every transaction produces a printable receipt with both parties, the bank, a masked account number, the bank reference (RRN), the order ID and the live status.
Have the transaction ID ready — a specific ID gets a specific answer. Support: support@mos-world.com · 022 4238 3838. For anything you want treated as a formal complaint, use grievance redressal.