Pakistan’s e-commerce seller network for smarter COD decisions, shared transaction intelligence, and stronger seller protection.
A seller account is required to run checks. Lookups are masked, logged and rate limited.

Example of a masked result
“Network reports indicate one verified outcome. Treat as limited signal.”
Enter a phone number, email or address. HisaabKhana normalizes it and searches the network for verified transaction reports.
Record factual outcomes — delivered, refused at doorstep, fake order — with an order reference and optional private evidence.
Only reports that pass moderation influence network signals. Disputed reports are excluded while the dispute is active.
Phone, email or address lookups with Pakistani number normalization and masked results.
Deterministic risk rules built only from reviewed reports — no black-box scoring.
Moderated groups for sharing courier and supplier experience. Planned for a later stage.
Team roles, private evidence storage and an audit trail for every sensitive action.
HisaabKhana distinguishes reported transaction behaviour from any conclusion about a person. Signals are derived from a small set of deterministic rules that anyone can read:
Free
PKR 0
10 customer lookups per day
Pro
PKR 1,500
50 lookups per day, per month
Business
PKR 5,000
200 lookups per day and API access, per month
Enterprise
Custom
for large operations
Plans are indicative while the network is being built. No card can be charged today; every workspace uses the Free allowance.
No. Search results are masked, for example +92 300 •••• 567. Full identifiers are never returned to a searching seller.
No. Reports are structured transaction outcomes, visible to your own business and moderators. HisaabKhana uses factual language, never labels about a person's character.
It can be disputed. While a dispute is open or under review, the report does not increase risk, and a record can display as Under dispute.
Yes. Every lookup is logged and rate limited to protect the network and customer privacy. Only a one-way hash of the searched value is stored.
Not yet. The web app is mobile-first and installable as a progressive web app. A native Android/iOS app has not been built.