Karauti
Live now · 24×7 · Nepal

Sell top‑ups.We buy them.

Your store takes the order. Karauti buys it on your own Smile.oneUniPinBDGamesBazarMePlay account and webhooks the serial straight back to your site — in seconds, at 3am, with nobody awake for it.

Rs 2.00 flat per order. Never a cut of what you sell.

Your supplier accounts · your balance · your margin

EA FC Mobile EA FC Mobile Instant top-up
Free Fire Free Fire Instant top-up
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Instant top-up
One order, as it happenedDelivered
21:44:07 yourstore.com takes the order
21:44:08 Bought on your supplier account
21:44:11 Delivered. Serial returned.
21:44:11 Webhook sent to yourstore.com
Elapsed4s
You paid usRs 2.00
People involvedNone
Accounts you connect
The product

A real console, and an API that never sleeps

Connect a supplier account once. After that every order is bought on it automatically — from your storefront, or by hand in four taps.

Console · buy

Pick a supplier, pick the product, done

Only what your connected accounts can actually sell is listed, so there is nothing here you cannot buy right now.

The Karauti console Product page: pick a supplier, showing three
                  connected accounts with how many products each one sells, then the
                  games that supplier serves and their products underneath.
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Serial back before the page reloads

Your customer is still on the confirmation screen when the webhook lands.

24×7

3am orders go through

No moderator, no shift, no queue waiting for someone to wake up.

Your accounts

You keep the supplier logins

We hold the connection and nothing else — sealed on a separate server, and never shown again after you save it.

Your money

We never hold your balance

The purchase spends the supplier wallet you already funded. Karauti never fronts it and never takes a percentage of your sale.

Fault decides the fee

A supplier outage or a fault at our end is not billed to you.

Send it twice, charged once

Every order carries your own reference. A retry is the same order, not a second purchase.

Every order, on the record

Status, timing and the serial for each one, whether it came from the API or from a tap in the console.

Connections

Connect the suppliers you already use

Save the account once. After that Karauti signs in for every order, spends the balance that is already there, and shows you what the supplier says it holds.

The UniPin connection in the Karauti console: connected,
                    with the account identifier masked. The BDGamesBazar connection in the Karauti console: connected,
                    with the account identifier masked. The MePlay connection in the Karauti console: connected,
                    with the account identifier masked.

Screens from the console. The account is masked, and the balance is the supplier's — Karauti never holds it.

The work behind one order

Eight steps, or none

Selling the top-up is your business. Buying it — the sign-in, the player ID, the PIN, marking the order complete — is the part that repeats, and it is the only part Karauti takes.

Today · by hand, every time
  1. A customer orders on your site
  2. You or your moderator picks it up
  3. Copy the player ID out of the order
  4. Open the supplier site and sign in
  5. Find the exact item — 115 Diamonds, not 110
  6. Enter the PIN and pay
  7. Back to your store, mark it complete
  8. Next order, all of it again
With Karauti · your site handles it
  1. A customer orders on your site
  2. Your site posts the order to Karauti
  3. Karauti buys it on your connected supplier account
  4. The serial comes back on a webhook
  5. Your store marks the order complete itself

No API yet? The console is the same order in four taps — supplier, product, player ID, buy.

Someone has to be thereEvery order needs a person at a keyboard, on the supplier site, for a few minutes.
Orders wait for youAn order at 3am sits until somebody wakes up and buys it.
Somebody keeps watchingNew orders have to be noticed before they can be filled.
Your day goes to itThe hours go into repeating supplier steps rather than into the business.
One order, end to end

Four steps. You are in two of them

This is the whole path a 3am order takes.

01

Your customer buys

On your site, at your price. Karauti is never in front of them.

02

Your site calls us

One POST with your own reference. Send it twice, charged once.

03

We buy it on your account

We sign into the account you connected and spend your balance.

04

We webhook you back

Delivered, with the serial. Your site tells the customer.

Your supplier accounts

You hold them. We hold the connection and nothing else, sealed on a separate server and never shown again after you save it.

Yours
Your supplier balance

The purchase spends it. Karauti never holds it, never fronts it and never takes a cut of what you sell.

Yours
The sign-in, the clicking, the retry

Every repeated supplier step, on every order, at every hour.

Ours

Nobody sits at a keyboard for any of it — not at midday and not at 3am. Your customer has the item in a few seconds either way.

Two ways in

Wire it up, or click it

The same orders, the same accounts, the same rate. Most merchants run the API and keep the console open beside it.

Your storefront · what most orders use

The API

Your site posts the order the moment your customer pays, and hears back on a webhook. Nobody is involved.

POST /v1/orders
{ "reference": "ord_8412",
  "product":   "UNIFF25",
  "target":    "5124••••" }

200 delivered · serial returned
Your team · when someone needs to step in

The console

Every connected account, every product and every order in one place. It does everything the API does, so you can start here and integrate later.

  • Buy an order in four taps
  • Connect and check supplier accounts
  • Every order, status and serial
The Karauti console Transaction list: orders counted by status across
                  the top, then each order with its product, target, serial number,
                  status and how long it took.
The UniPin connection: connected, account masked. The BDGamesBazar connection: connected, account masked.
Catalogue

Games you can sell tonight

Every one of them is bought on an account you connect — Smile.one, UniPin, BDGamesBazar or MePlay.

EA FC Mobile EA FC Mobile Top up
Free Fire Free Fire Top up
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Top up
Pricing

One fee, per order

The top-up itself comes out of your own supplier wallet. What you pay Karauti is this, and only this.

Order placed

Rs 2.00per order

  • Any order value
  • Top-ups and gift cards
  • Console and API
Stopped at your wallet

Rs 1.00per order

  • Your supplier balance ran out
  • Signed in, nothing bought
  • Charged instead of the full rate

No setup fee, no monthly fee, no minimum, and never a percentage of what you sell.

See full pricing
FAQ

Questions merchants ask

What is Karauti?

Karauti is a game top-up automation platform for businesses. You connect the supplier accounts you already hold, then buy through the Karauti console or have your own website place orders over the Karauti API. Karauti does the supplier side of each order; the sale stays yours.

Who is Karauti for?

Merchants who already sell game top-ups: shops processing orders by hand, resellers, and anyone running their own top-up website who wants customer orders filled without somebody doing it manually. Merchants on Karauti sell EA FC Mobile, Free Fire, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and more.

Can I connect my own Smile.one, UniPin or BDGamesBazar account?

Yes, and that is the point of Karauti: you keep your own supplier accounts and your own balance, and Karauti places your orders on them. You can connect Smile.one, UniPin, BDGamesBazar and MePlay.

Which suppliers can I connect?

Right now: Smile.one, UniPin, BDGamesBazar and MePlay. The list on this site is the live one — a supplier appears here when it can actually be used.

Can I use Karauti without a website?

Yes. The console is the whole product without a line of code: connect an account, pick the supplier, pick the product, enter the player ID and buy. Everything the API can do, the console can do.

I already have a top-up website. Can I integrate Karauti?

Yes. Your site posts each order to the Karauti API as your customer pays, and Karauti fills it on your connected supplier account. You keep your storefront, your customers and your prices.

How does the Karauti API work?

Your site sends one request carrying your own order reference. Karauti signs in to your connected supplier account, buys the product, and posts the result back to your site on a webhook with the serial. Send the same reference twice and you get the first result back rather than a second purchase.

Can my customers order at any hour and be served automatically?

That is what the API is for: an order at 3am is placed on your supplier account without anyone awake, and your site is told the moment it is done. It depends on your supplier being up and your connected account having balance — Karauti automates the work, it does not promise the supplier never has an outage.

What games can I sell?

Whatever your connected suppliers serve. Live on Karauti today: EA FC Mobile, Free Fire and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The catalogue on this site is read from the platform, so it is what is actually orderable rather than a wish list.

How does pricing work?

Rs 2.00 per order, whatever the order is worth. If Karauti signed in but your supplier wallet was empty, it is Rs 1.00. If the supplier was unreachable or something broke at our end, the order is not billed at all. No setup fee, no monthly fee and no minimum.

Everything else — credentials, supplier outages, webhooks, what happens to your balance.

See all questions

Stop typing player IDs

Connect a supplier account and your next order buys itself.