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Engine built · marketplace not open

The deal machinery is built. The marketplace has no supply yet.

The machinery for a deal — the listing, the proposal, the binding agreement, the transfer and the settlement — is built and runs on the console today. What Ojas Exchange does not have is the thing that makes a marketplace: businesses on it. Until there is real supply we would rather say so than show you an empty page. And whenever a deal does complete, Ojas records it and never holds the money.

Talk to us about a dealSee how a deal works
  • List your business
  • Find a buyer
  • Agree the terms
  • Proceeds recorded to the rupee
Ojas Exchange is the software and a helping hand for your deal — never the buyer, the seller, or a broker who takes sides. It is also not an escrow agent: Ojas holds no client money and operates no trust account, so the funds move directly between you and the other side. You stay in control of every decision.
  • Ojas never touches your money — no escrow, no trust account
  • Agreements, transfers and settlement: built and running today
  • Buyer matching and vetting: not built
  • No businesses to browse yet — we don't have the supply, and won't pretend to
Two live, two partial

How a deal works, and how far each step actually goes

Four steps from listing to a completed handover. Steps three and four run today; the first two have their engine built and their marketplace missing. Each card says which, in the same words we would use to a buyer.

Engine live · no supply yet

1. List what you're selling

A business, a brand, a stake or a licence goes up as an opportunity with an asking price and what's included. The engine behind this runs today on the operator console — what it does not have is an audience, because there is no supply on the marketplace yet.

Enquiries live · matching not built

2. Find a serious buyer

An enquiry against a listing becomes a proposal you can accept or decline, and nothing private is shared until both sides are. What is genuinely not built is the matching: no vetting, no scoring, nobody filtering tyre-kickers out for you.

Live

3. Agree the terms

An accepted proposal mints a binding agreement — the price, what's included, and the handover — and the agreement is the thing everything afterwards settles against.

Live

4. Hand over, and the books close themselves

You and the buyer move the money between yourselves — Ojas holds no client funds and operates no escrow or trust account. What Ojas does is record it: the seller's proceeds, the platform's cut and any broker's leg posted as one balanced journal entry to the exact rupee, and the venture's ownership reseated to the buyer. Each transfer moves forward only — pending, then completed — and a completed one is reversed on the record rather than silently rewound. Escrow-gated inspection is deliberately out of scope.

Whether you're selling or buying

Two sides of the same safe deal. Here's what each side gets.

For sellers

Selling your business

You built something that works. When you're ready to move on, hand it over the right way — with one agreement, one handover, and one honest record of what you are owed. Today that runs by hand with us, not off a marketplace.

  • One binding agreement that everything afterwards settles against
  • Ownership reseated to the buyer when the transfer completes
  • What you are owed is worked out to the exact rupee when the handover completes
  • Your books and customer details stay private until a deal is real — and buyer vetting is not built, so that judgement stays yours
For buyers

Buying a business

Step into a business that already has customers. Be warned on the honest point first: there are no businesses listed to browse yet, so today this is a conversation rather than a catalogue.

  • No listings to browse yet — we don't have the supply and won't fake it
  • An enquiry becomes a proposal the seller accepts or declines
  • You pay the seller directly — Ojas holds no escrow and never touches the funds
  • A handover that reseats ownership and settles the money to the rupee

The businesses we run, and the one thing they all sell through

Selling sits at the centre — the shop, the orders, the payments and the books. Every business we run sells through that same middle, which is why one sign-in carries your account, your team and your data across all of them.

Have a business to sell, or one you want to buy?

Tell us and we will work the deal with you by hand on the rails above, rather than waiting for a marketplace to fill up. That is a slower, more honest offer than a waitlist, and it is the one we can actually keep today.

Talk to us about a dealSee a live Ojas business