EmiVault is a device financing management platform for Android phone retailers and distributors in India. It allows retailers to enroll financed Android phones into Google Device Policy Controller (DPC), track EMI payment schedules, receive AI-generated default risk alerts, and remotely lock overdue phones — all without physical access to the device. Pricing starts at ₹60 per key with no monthly subscription.

How is EmiVault different from other EMI lock apps?

EmiVault uses Android's Device Policy Controller (DPC) — the same enterprise API used by Google and corporate IT teams — rather than accessibility service. This means EmiVault's lock cannot be disabled by the customer from Settings, cannot be bypassed with Safe Mode, and survives factory reset. Accessibility-based EMI lock apps can be turned off in under 30 seconds by any user who Googles how to do it.

EmiVault is used by three types of businesses: (1) Phone retailers who sell Android smartphones on installment plans and need to manage device financing and lock overdue phones. (2) Appliance retailers who sell Android smart TVs and tablets on installment. (3) Distributors who manage key allocation and sub-wallet operations across multiple retailer accounts. Over 3,600 retailers currently use the platform.

What does 'key' mean in EmiVault?

A key in EmiVault is the license unit you purchase to enroll one Android device. Each key covers one device for one year of device financing. When you purchase a key (at ₹60 or higher depending on volume), you use it to enroll one phone or tablet into the DPC management system. After enrollment, you can lock, restrict, track, and release that device from your retailer panel.

Is EmiVault legal to use in India?

Yes. EmiVault uses Google's official Android Device Policy Controller API, the same API used by enterprise MDM solutions and corporate device management. Enrollment happens at device first setup with the customer's knowledge and consent. The EMI lock condition — that the software prevents full use if EMI payments are missed — is disclosed to the customer at the point of sale as part of the financing agreement.

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EmiVault is a device financing management platform for Android phone retailers and distributors in India. It uses Google's Device Policy Controller (DPC) to enroll financed phones, track EMI payments, predict defaults using AI, and remotely lock overdue devices — all without physical access to the phone. Starting from ₹60 per device, no monthly subscription.

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What does EmiVault actually do?

EmiVault gives phone retailers three connected capabilities: device control, payment tracking, and AI-powered collection automation.

1. Device Enrollment & Control

When you sell a phone on installment, just add the customer in the EmiVault retailer app. The phone enrolls itself automatically — no QR code, no factory reset, and the customer's apps and data stay untouched. By the time the customer leaves your counter, the device is already under your control. Lock the screen, restrict apps, prevent SIM swap, activate kiosk mode — all remotely from your retailer panel.

2. Payment Tracking & Wallet Management

Every financed device has a linked payment schedule in your dashboard. You see exactly which phones are on time, which are approaching due dates, and which are overdue. Wallet management handles key purchases, top-ups, and settlements between retailers and distributors. All in one place — no spreadsheets.

3. AI Risk Prediction & Automated Collection

EmiVault's AI scores every financed device's default risk weekly based on payment history, device activity patterns, SIM changes, and location data. High-risk accounts get automated WhatsApp and SMS reminders before due dates — reducing defaults without manual follow-up calls. Retailers see AI risk forecasts for each account in the dashboard.

Who is EmiVault for?

Phone Retailers

Shops selling Android smartphones on 3–24 month installment plans. EmiVault manages all financed devices, automates EMI reminders, and lets you lock overdue phones without visiting the customer. Works for shops with 1 financed phone or 1,000.

More: EmiVault for Mobile Retailers →

Appliance & Electronics Retailers

Shops selling Android smart TVs and Android tablets on installment. EmiVault enrolls these devices the same way as phones. Lock a smart TV remotely if a customer misses a payment. More: EmiVault for Appliance Retailers →

Distributors

Wholesale operations managing key allocation and sub-wallets for multiple retailer accounts. EmiVault's distributor panel shows portfolio risk scores, key inventory, retailer-level default rates, and fraud alerts across all sub-accounts. More: EmiVault for Distributors →

What Is EmiVault — FAQ

EmiVault is a device financing management platform for Android phone retailers and distributors in India. It uses Google's Device Policy Controller (DPC) to enroll financed phones, track EMI payment schedules, generate AI default risk scores, and remotely lock overdue devices without physical access. Pricing starts at ₹60 per key with no monthly subscription.

EmiVault uses Android's official OS-level device management — not accessibility service. This means the lock cannot be turned off from Settings, cannot be bypassed through Safe Mode, and if the customer attempts a factory reset, Factory Reset Protection kicks in automatically and the device cannot be set up again without the retailer's release. Accessibility-based EMI apps can be bypassed in under 30 seconds. See: EmiVault vs Accessibility Apps.

EmiVault is used by three types of businesses: (1) Phone retailers who sell Android smartphones on installment plans. (2) Appliance retailers who sell Android TVs and tablets on installment. (3) Distributors who manage keys and sub-wallets across multiple retailer accounts. Over 3,600 retailers use the platform across India.

A key is the license unit you purchase to enroll one Android device. Each key covers one device for one year. Purchase a key at ₹60 (or more at volume), use it to enroll one phone or tablet into DPC management. After enrollment, you can lock, restrict, track, and release that device remotely.

Yes. EmiVault uses Google's official Android DPC API. Enrollment happens at device first setup with the customer's knowledge. The EMI lock condition is disclosed to the customer at the point of sale as part of the financing agreement. The platform has been reviewed and complies with Google's enterprise policies.

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