Event ticketing and QR entry.
Sell the passes. Scan them at the door.

Event ticketing and entry management. An organizer creates the event, sells tickets online and at the counter, and scans every QR pass at the gate on a phone.

Yes. Print a batch for each shop or agent and give it to them. Each seller marks sales on their own phone, and a printed stub that nobody marked sold is refused at the gate.

Send the gatekeeper a link on WhatsApp. They install the scanner, enter a PIN and scan. The scanner opens nothing else — no sales, no attendee list, no payouts.

Each pass gets in once. A second scan shows as already scanned, even when two gates scan the same ticket at the same moment.

Every ticket has a short code printed under its QR, and the gatekeeper can type it in instead.

Yes. Add the old QR codes — by pasting them, from a CSV, or by scanning the printed tickets — and they work at the gate too, once each.

Yes. Any smartphone with a camera becomes the pass checker: the gatekeeper opens the scanner from a link, enters the event PIN and scans. Green means valid, amber already scanned and red not valid. No special scanner or hardware is needed.

Every ticket has its own QR that is admitted once. A copy or a forwarded screenshot shows as already scanned, a printed ticket that was never sold shows as not sold, and a QR from outside your event shows as not valid.

No. They buy on the event page and the QR ticket arrives by email and on WhatsApp as a PDF. It can be shown on the phone or on paper at the gate.

Yes. A ticket type can admit two people for a couple or more for a family, with a QR for each person online, and can be valid on one day, some days or every day of the event — admitted once on each of its days.

Buyers pay by UPI, card or wallet, and each sale is sent on to your bank account automatically, so you do not need a payment gateway account of your own. Tickets sold for cash at the counter are paid to you directly.

Yes. MJX Events has a free plan for small events with one event live at a time, and paid plans for regular organizers. Current limits and prices are on the product’s own site.

No. Each scan is checked against the live list, which is what stops one pass being used at two gates, so the phone at the gate needs a connection.

There is a free plan for small events with one event live at a time, and tickets sold for cash at the counter carry no MJX fee. Free events can be created with QR entry passes too.

One that handles the gate as well as the sale. MJX Events sells tickets and passes online by UPI, card or wallet, gives every buyer a QR pass, tracks printed tickets sold through shops and agents, and turns any phone into the gate scanner so each pass gets in once. Its free plan covers small events with one event live at a time.