Starts at
₹79 · per user per month, Standard billed annually, excl. GST
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by Volopay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Since 2019
Corporate cards, expense management and vendor payouts.
Volopay is a spend management platform that puts corporate cards, employee reimbursements, vendor payouts and accounts payable in one console. Its India site is built around RuPay physical cards that also work on UPI, virtual cards for online subscriptions, and domestic payouts over UPI, NEFT, RTGS and IMPS. The logos it shows include Rapido, Porter, Urban Company, Pocket FM, BlueStone and MPL, so its typical customer is a funded startup or mid-size company with many people spending company money.
The strongest part of the product is control. Cards can carry daily, weekly or monthly limits that reset on their own, plus per-transaction caps, merchant-category blocks and vendor locks. They can freeze automatically when receipts are missing or a policy is breached. Expense claims go through up to five approval levels with maker-checker rules, and receipts are read by AI-based OCR. Approved claims are paid straight to the employee's bank account. Tally, Xero and QuickBooks Online are named as accounting integrations.
Buying is less transparent. The India pricing page says 'simple pricing, one unified solution' but publishes no plan names, rupee figures, user limits or trial terms, so every deal starts with the 'Get started' form and a sales call. The card pages also do not name the issuing bank, card fees or forex markup on international cards. Ask for all three in writing before you move vendor payments across.
If your finance team chases receipts from 30 or more employees each month, or pays dozens of SaaS subscriptions on one shared card, Volopay is worth a demo. A ten-person company with a few reimbursements a month will find a Tally-based process or a simpler expense app cheaper and easier.
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Best suited for: Indian startups and mid-size companies with many employees spending on company cards · Finance teams paying many SaaS subscriptions who want one virtual card per tool · Companies on Tally that want card and reimbursement data synced instead of typed in · Businesses making frequent domestic vendor payouts that need multi-level approvals
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Corporate cards
Expense management
Payables and payouts
Accounting and reporting
AI capabilities
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Volopay unified platform
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Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
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Volopay does not publish prices for India. Its India pricing page describes one unified platform covering cards, reimbursements, payouts and accounting sync, but it lists no rupee amounts, plan tiers or user limits. You get a quote after filling in the 'Get started' form and speaking to sales. Ask whether GST and card fees are included.
Volopay's official India pages checked in October 2026 do not mention a free plan or a self-serve free trial. Access normally starts with a demo and a sales-led onboarding. If you want to test the product, ask the Volopay team for a pilot with a few cards before you commit company-wide.
Volopay's India physical corporate card runs on the RuPay network and is UPI-enabled, so employees can pay merchants through UPI as well as by card. Virtual cards are offered for online purchases and subscriptions. The corporate cards page does not name the issuing bank or list card fees, so confirm those during the sales process.
Yes. Volopay lists Tally as a native accounting integration on its India pages, alongside Xero and QuickBooks Online. Card transactions and approved expenses sync automatically, and an accounting inbox lets finance staff label, verify and push entries. Zoho Books is not named on the pages we checked, so confirm it with Volopay if you need it.
In Volopay, employees upload receipts from the web or the mobile app, and AI-based OCR pulls out the details. Claims then pass through up to five approval levels, with maker-checker and auto-approval rules if needed. Approved amounts go straight to the employee's bank account. Mileage claims use custom rates and can be settled on a schedule.
Volopay states that it is SOC 2 compliant, certified to ISO 27001 for information security and PCI DSS compliant for card data. It says customer funds are held in a bank account that follows RBI guidelines. Card controls such as real-time authorisation, merchant blocks and automatic freezes add a layer of protection against misuse.
Yes. Volopay offers apps on Android and iOS, linked from its India website. Employees use them to submit reimbursement claims, upload receipts and track spending while travelling. Approvers can review requests from the app instead of waiting until they are back at a desk. Card management and full reporting are also available in the web console.
Yes. Volopay handles domestic vendor payouts over UPI, NEFT, RTGS and IMPS, with invoice management and multi-level approvals before money leaves the account. It also supports international transfers and multi-currency wallets. Volopay does not publish transfer fees or forex markups on the pages we checked, so get those figures in writing.
Volopay and Happay both offer corporate cards and expense management for Indian companies. Volopay's India pitch centres on RuPay UPI-enabled cards, vendor payouts and Tally sync in one console. Neither product is a self-serve buy, so get demos from both. Compare card fees, forex markup, the accounting connectors you need and the approval rules each one supports.
Volopay does not publish a standard onboarding timeline. Expect a sales demo, then company KYC for the card and account programme, then setup of spend policies, approval chains and the accounting connector. Ask Volopay for a written go-live plan. Rollouts with many departments, cost centres and approval levels need more setup than a single-entity company on Tally.
Volopay publishes its plans at https://www.volopay.com/pricing/. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Volopay's official site offers a free trial.
Yes. Volopay's official website links to its Android and iOS app.
Volopay's official site states SOC 2 compliance.
Volopay is expense management software by Volopay, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Corporate cards, expense management and vendor payouts.
Volopay publishes: Price on request · No prices on volopay.com/in/pricing. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
App Advisor's listing records a free trial for Volopay. Confirm the current trial terms on Volopay's official site.
Yes. Volopay is built by Volopay, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Volopay suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for expense management software.
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Volopay is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.
Volopay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2019 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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