What happens when you scan

  1. Dukanoo reads the code and finds the one stall it belongs to.
  2. The stall opens with its menu, its stock and, while it is open, walking directions.
  3. If you are signed in, the stall is saved to your favourites and added to your scan history.
  4. If you are a guest, you can still see the stall. Dukanoo asks you to sign in only if you want to save it.

Ways to scan

  • Android app: open the Scan tab and point the camera at the code.
  • Web app: open the Scan tab in the web app and use the camera, or choose a photo of the code. On a computer without a camera, you can use a photo or type the stall’s code.
  • Phone camera: a code that carries a website link opens the stall in your browser, with nothing to install. Some printed codes only open inside the Dukanoo app, so use the Scan tab if your camera does not recognise one.

Why one code for one stall helps

The code belongs to the stall, not to a place. If a cart moves down the road, its code still opens the same stall, and the map shows the location the owner has shared. Many stalls have no website and sometimes no signboard, so this gives a regular customer a simple way back.

It is not a payment code

A Dukanoo stall QR code does not take money. Pay the stall with cash or through your own UPI app. Dukanoo never receives your UPI PIN or bank details. See the privacy policy for more.

For stall owners: getting your QR code

  1. Open Dukanoo Partner and go to your Profile.
  2. Open My QR Code to see your stall’s code and copy its link.
  3. Save the poster, print it and keep it on your counter where customers can scan it.

Our team also brings a printed poster to your stall and puts it up, whether you register yourself or send our request form. New to Dukanoo? Read how to list your stall online.