Simhachalam Temple Implements Cashless System with QR Codes and Mobile App for Devotees
Simhachalam temple to go cashless; QR codes, app for devotees

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The Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam in Simhachalam, Visakhapatnam, is transitioning to a fully cashless system. Devotees will be able to use QR codes and a mobile app for services, enhancing their experience and reducing wait times.
- 01The temple will introduce digital services for payments, including QR codes and a mobile app.
- 02Devotees are encouraged to book darshan and service tickets online to minimize waiting times.
- 03Mobile phones must be deposited at counters after purchasing tickets via the app.
- 04Four main digital channels will be available for cashless transactions: the official website, the 'Manamitra' app, self-service kiosks, and QR codes.
- 05The temple administration urges cooperation from devotees during this transition to ensure a smooth experience.
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The Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Devasthanam in Simhachalam, located in Visakhapatnam, is set to become fully cashless, enhancing the experience for devotees. The temple administration, led by Executive Officer Jallepalli Venkata Rao, announced on May 25, 2026, that digital services will be introduced to streamline operations and reduce waiting times for pilgrims. Devotees are encouraged to utilize the new cashless facilities for booking darshan, prasadam, and arjitha seva tickets through various digital channels. The temple will feature QR codes throughout the complex, allowing devotees to make payments for services easily. Additionally, a mobile app called 'Manamitra' will facilitate ticketing and provide updates. Pilgrims are advised to purchase their tickets via mobile before depositing their phones at designated counters. The administration emphasizes the importance of cooperation from visitors during this transition to ensure an efficient and enjoyable experience for all.
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The transition to a cashless system at the temple is expected to improve the overall experience for devotees, reducing wait times and enhancing payment convenience.
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