Rebilling
Rebilling is the process of measuring a client's platform usage and charging that client through the reseller, often with a markup, allowance, or bundled retail plan.
What does Rebilling mean in practice?
Rebilling converts supplier usage into a client invoice. It can pass cost through unchanged, apply a percentage or per-unit markup, or place usage inside a fixed allowance with overages. Native rebilling automates metering and payment; manual rebilling requires the agency to export usage and invoice separately. Rebilling should state the billing unit, rounding, currency, taxes, allowance, overage and refund handling. With Dvaarik, the partner wallet is debited at wholesale rates and the partner chooses and collects its own retail price; the client billing relationship belongs to the partner.
Real example
A partner buys Essential voice at ₹1.50 per minute and bills its client through a 1,000-minute monthly package with a clearly stated overage rate.
Related terms
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UPI Payment Link
A UPI payment link is a upi://pay deep link or payment URL that opens an Indian UPI app with the payee, amount, and note prefilled so the customer can approve payment quickly.
Razorpay Route
Razorpay Route is a payment-splitting feature from Razorpay that lets a platform collect money from a customer and automatically split it between multiple merchants (for example, a marketplace splitting a customer payment between the seller and the platform) — without the platform handling the funds directly.
Wholesale vs Retail Pricing
Wholesale pricing is what a reseller pays the supplier; retail pricing is what the reseller charges the client. Their difference is gross spread, not final profit.
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