Outstanding, always ready
Balances update the moment you record credit or payment — no mental math at closing time.
BahiQo is a simple digital bahi khata for shops, traders, and small businesses. Record credit, track payments, and always know who owes you — without paper books.
A clean digital khata for shops that still run on trust — outstanding balances stay clear without paper books.
Balances update the moment you record credit or payment — no mental math at closing time.
“You Gave” and “Payment Received” stay separate so every rupee is easy to explain.
Nudge dues and share statements on WhatsApp without rewriting the bahi by hand.
Import customers and entries from CSV on web and app — start digital without retyping everything.
Switch the app language anytime. Use the words your staff and customers already understand.
Clear labels for city shops and English-first teams.
Full Hindi UI for everyday counter work.
Mix Hindi feel with English terms your staff already say.
Comfortable language for Punjabi-speaking shops.
Local Rajasthani Baagdi for shops that speak home dialect.
Upload multiple customers or ledger rows in one go. Same import flow on BahiQo web and the mobile app — so migration stays simple whether you sit at a desk or stand at the counter.
No email required. Your mobile number is the account.
Open BahiQo and log in with OTP on your number.
Name the shop and switch businesses later if you run more than one.
Add one by one, or import CSV for multiple customers at once.
You Gave for credit. Payment Received when money comes in.
Customers, suppliers, reminders, statements, and a dashboard — without paper books.
Add parties with mobile number, photo, opening balance, and due date. Search fast and see who is overdue.
Record credit and payments with amount, notes, payment method (cash, bank, card, and others), and optional invoice image or PDF.
See total outstanding, today’s credit, today’s payments, due customers, and recent transactions at a glance.
Import multiple customers or ledger rows from CSV on BahiQo web and the mobile app.
Send payment reminders and stay updated with in-app and push notifications.
Generate customer or supplier statements, download PDF, and share via WhatsApp or other apps.
Set up your business, manage staff access, and switch businesses when needed.
Login with mobile OTP. Manage devices, pick your language, and delete your account anytime from Settings.
English, Hindi, Hinglish, Punjabi, and Baagdi (Rajasthani) — switch anytime in Settings.
If you want a clean digital khata, BahiQo is for you.
Get started in minutes: sign in with your mobile number, create your business, add or import customers, and record your first entry.
Outstanding balances are calculated automatically. No paper books.
A digital khata is for more than the counter. These are voices from shops worldwide.
I used to keep the kirana udhar in a red notebook. Now You Gave and Payment Received sit on the phone, and I know who still owes before they walk in.
Customers take blouses on credit and pay after the function. I add a due date and send a reminder instead of calling from memory.
Hardware bills are messy. I attach the invoice photo on the entry so the statement matches what I gave from the counter.
You’ll get and You’ll give on one screen. My medical shop has both walk-in credit and supplier dues. I don’t mix them anymore.
I run wholesale to small retailers. Opening balance from the old book, then only new credit. The outstanding finally matches what I collect on Sundays.
Classmates borrow for notes, food, even bus fare. I keep each name in BahiQo so I don’t forget who paid back at the end of the month.
Four of us share a PG. Rent, wifi, groceries — I log who paid. Hindi on the phone is easier for my roommate who prefers it.
Relatives take grocery from our house shop and pay later. I share a PDF statement on WhatsApp so nobody argues about last month.
My wife and son both enter at the counter. Staff on the same business, same customer names. The paper bahi used to live in one drawer.
I cook for functions and people pay in parts. Each family is a customer. I check the dashboard at night instead of adding slips.