Seats, berths and waiting list position shown as the railway system has them right now.
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Live availability, every class, every quota. Your customer books at your counter and walks out with a printed ticket instead of travelling to the town agent.
Train travel is planned at home and booked wherever it is convenient. For most families that used to mean a trip to the block town, an agent who charged what he liked, and no guarantee of a confirmed seat.
With Dhangro the same booking happens at your shop. Availability is live, so what you see on screen is what the railway has at that moment, and the ticket prints in front of the customer.
Enough to handle a family trip, a student going back to college and a last minute Tatkal booking.
Seats, berths and waiting list position shown as the railway system has them right now.
The Tatkal window opens at the same moment it does on IRCTC, with no separate login to manage.
Check a booking, track a waitlist, or cancel with the refund credited back to your wallet.
A clear printed ticket for the customer, which matters for passengers who do not carry a smartphone.
Enter the stations and the travel date. Trains with availability are listed with fare and class.
Name, age, gender and berth preference for each passenger, exactly as on their ID.
The fare is deducted from your wallet. Take the cash and your service fee from the customer.
Hand over the printed ticket with the PNR number. Your commission is credited at the same time.
A family booking is worth many recharges, with commission that reflects the amount.
People come days in advance, ask questions, and return to collect. That builds a relationship.
Festival and holiday travel concentrates demand into weeks where a booking counter is genuinely busy.
No. Booking runs through the Dhangro platform under an authorised arrangement, so you do not maintain a separate agent login.
Yes. The Tatkal window opens at the standard time and availability is live, exactly as it is on the IRCTC site.
Cancel from the panel. The railway refund, after their deduction, is credited back to your wallet and you return it to the customer.
Yes. Most counters add a small fee for the convenience. Tell the customer the amount before booking so there is no argument at the end.
No licence of your own, no separate software. Register and the booking screen appears in your panel.