For Indian merchants
Hear every payment the moment it lands.
TechSecure DigiPay turns the Android phone already in your pocket into a payment announcer. It reads the incoming UPI notification and speaks the amount aloud instantly - no extra hardware, no rental, no deposit.
- No extra device
- No deposit
- Cancel anytime
Works with Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and more.
Announces payments from
Google Pay
PhonePe
Paytm
BHIM
Amazon Pay
CRED
WhatsApp Pay
Any UPI app that posts a payment notification will work.
The difference
Payment alerts without the hardware
A rented speaker solves one problem and adds several. TechSecure DigiPay does the same job with hardware you already carry.
Renting a hardware payment speaker
- A device to buy or rent, month after month
- A security deposit locked up front
- A second battery to keep charged
- One more thing to pack up and carry home
- Fixed to the counter it was set up on
TechSecure DigiPay on your own phone
- Runs on the phone you already own
- No deposit, no hardware cost
- One device to charge at the end of the day
- Already in your pocket wherever you sell
- Works at the counter, on delivery, at the market
Features
Everything a counter needs, in one app
Built around one job: making sure you always know that the money arrived.
Instant voice alerts
The amount is spoken aloud the moment the payment notification arrives, so you never look at the screen.
Only credits, never debits
Money received is announced. Debits, payment requests, OTPs and promotional messages are filtered out.
Works screen-locked
Keep the phone in your pocket or on a stand. TechSecure DigiPay also routes announcements to a Bluetooth speaker.
Ten Indian languages
Hear amounts in English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam or Punjabi.
Reports with PDF export
Daily, weekly and monthly totals with a per-app breakdown, and a one-tap PDF export for your records.
Your own payment QR
Generate a UPI QR from your UPI ID, optionally with a fixed amount, then share it or save it to the gallery.
Duplicate protection
A bank SMS arriving minutes after the UPI notification for the same payment is not announced twice.
No SMS permission
TechSecure DigiPay reads notifications only. It never asks to read your SMS inbox, and payment history stays on the device.
How it works
Set up once, in about two minutes
No paperwork, no engineer visit, no device to wait for.
Step 1: Install and log in
Download TechSecure DigiPay and sign in with your phone number. A one-time password confirms it is you - no forms, no paperwork.
Step 2: Allow notification access
Grant notification access so TechSecure DigiPay can see incoming payment alerts. This is the only permission it needs. It never asks to read your SMS.
Step 3: Get paid and hear it
The next time a customer pays you, the amount is spoken aloud instantly - even with the screen locked or over a Bluetooth speaker.
Languages
Announcements in ten Indian languages
Pick the language you speak with your customers. Amounts are spoken in that language every time.
- EnglishEnglish
- हिन्दीHindi
- বাংলাBengali
- मराठीMarathi
- ગુજરાતીGujarati
- தமிழ்Tamil
- తెలుగుTelugu
- ಕನ್ನಡKannada
- മലയാളംMalayalam
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀPunjabi
Reports
Know exactly what you collected
Totals for today, this week, this month or any date you pick - with a per-app breakdown and a one-tap PDF export.
Last 7 days
214 payments received
Total this week
₹1,03,020
Average payment
₹481
Highest day
₹24,300
Every report includes the total, payment count, average payment, highest payment and a breakdown by UPI app - exportable as a PDF in one tap.
TechSecure DigiPay reads notifications. Nothing else.
A payment app should not need access to your messages or your money. TechSecure DigiPay is built so that it does not.
No SMS permission, ever
TechSecure DigiPay never asks to read your SMS inbox. It uses Android notification access, and nothing more.
Only money received
Debits, payment requests, OTPs and promotional messages are filtered out before anything is spoken.
History stays on your phone
Your payment history is kept on the device. TechSecure DigiPay never moves your money and never asks for your UPI PIN.
Read the full Privacy Policy.
FAQ
Questions merchants ask
TechSecure DigiPay reads the payment notification that your UPI app has already delivered to the phone, and speaks it using the phone's built-in voice. The announcement itself does not depend on a connection. Your UPI app does need internet to receive the payment in the first place, and TechSecure DigiPay needs a connection to sync your dashboard and reports.
Yes. Announcements play with the screen locked and with the phone in your pocket or on a stand. If a Bluetooth speaker is connected, the announcement is routed to it.
No. TechSecure DigiPay never requests the SMS-reading permission. It uses Android notification access, which lets it read the payment notifications that appear in your notification shade - including the alert your bank posts for an SMS. Your payment history stays on the device.
Any UPI app that posts a payment notification, including Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay, CRED and WhatsApp Pay, plus bank payment alerts.
No. TechSecure DigiPay announces money received only. Debits, payment requests, OTPs and promotional messages are deliberately filtered out, so you only hear collections.
Banks often send an SMS alert minutes after the UPI app's own notification for the same payment. TechSecure DigiPay's duplicate suppression recognises this and announces the payment once.
Every payment is recorded in the dashboard. Open the app to see the live transaction list and your totals for today, this week, this month or any date you choose.
You can stop at any time from the app. Turn off notification access or remove the app and it stops announcing immediately. Your on-device payment history stays with you until you choose to delete it.
Still have a question? Read the full FAQ or contact support.
Stop checking your screen after every payment.
Install TechSecure DigiPay, allow notification access, and hear every rupee that comes in.
Runs on the Android phone you already own. No extra hardware.