Financial Transparency
Payment Policy
Understand how pricing, service charges, and payments work across the SV Personnels platform.
Last Updated: July 2026 | SV Personnels Services Pvt. Ltd.
1. Fixed Day & Job Pricing Model
To ensure transparency and eliminate countdown stress, SV Personnels operates on a Fixed Daily & Job Pricing model. When a client books a verified professional (such as Security Guard, Hospital Attendant, Pandit Ji, Plumber, or Electrician), the rate displayed at the time of booking is the fixed charge for the agreed service duration until the job is marked complete.
2. Accepted Payment Methods
Clients settle their service charges directly with the service professional upon completion:
- Direct Post-Service Payment (Recommended): For standard household repairs, on-site visits, and daily bookings, payment is settled directly via UPI (GPay, PhonePe, Paytm) or cash directly to the verified professional upon satisfactory completion of work.
- Corporate Invoicing: For corporate staffing, hotel teams, hospital manpower, and facility security contracts, billing is processed via formal GST invoices according to monthly or contractual billing cycles.
3. Work Verification & OTP Security
Every confirmed service booking is safeguarded by our unique Start Work OTP system. The service timer and daily billing only commence when the client shares their 6-digit OTP with the professional at the doorstep. This ensures you only pay when verified work actually begins.
4. No Hidden Charges
SV Personnels is committed to zero hidden fees. The fixed price quoted during booking covers standard service labor. Any additional spare parts, physical material, or specialized hardware requested during the job will be billed at actual cost with prior client approval.
5. Payment Receipts & Tax
All direct payments and corporate bookings automatically generate digital records and tax invoices available via the Client Dashboard or sent directly to your registered email address.
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