Three levels of enforcement — each appropriate for a different overdue stage.
Used for: 1–3 days overdue. Block access to entertainment, social, and gaming apps while keeping calls, SMS, and camera working. Customer gets a reminder notification each time they try to open a blocked app. Least disruptive — designed to prompt action without confrontation.
Used for: 4–7 days overdue. Locks most of the device but keeps outgoing calls to the retailer's number working. Lock screen shows retailer name, payment amount due, and a "Pay Now" link. Customer can resolve directly from the lock screen. Gets the message across without feeling like hostile seizure.
Used for: 8+ days overdue or high AI risk score. Full device lockdown to kiosk mode — only the EMI collection screen is accessible. Customer cannot make any calls, access any apps, or use internet. Only the retailer's unlock command releases the device. AI auto-lock decision can trigger this automatically.
When enrolled via EMI Locker's DPC flow, the app is registered as Device Owner at the Android OS level during setup. This cannot be undone by the user without the Device Owner (retailer) removing it from the panel. Clearing app data, disabling permissions, uninstalling via Play Store — none of these work on a Device Owner profile.
If the device is offline when a lock is issued, the command is queued. As soon as the device connects to any network — WiFi, mobile data, even a different SIM's data — the lock is enforced. Customers cannot avoid enforcement by simply turning off data.
Every enrolled device automatically gets Factory Reset Protection (FRP) enabled — no extra steps required. If a customer attempts a factory reset, the phone locks itself and cannot be set up again without your authorization from the retailer panel. There is no bypass path available to the customer. This turns an attempted wipe into a dead-end for them — and a recovery opportunity for you.
When the SIM is removed or changed, the retailer receives an immediate push notification and panel alert. The device can be configured to self-lock automatically on SIM swap — common for high-risk accounts — or to alert-only for standard accounts. The retailer approves or blocks the SIM change from the panel.
Lock any enrolled financed phone in under 60 seconds from your phone — from anywhere in India. From ₹60/key.