Why we started

Selling online in Nepal shouldn't require a workaround.

Pasalos starts where generic platforms usually stop: local payments, local delivery, rupee pricing, and support close enough to understand the stakes.

Our story

We spent time with shop owners across Kathmandu (clothing stores, electronics resellers, home-grown food brands) and heard the same complaints: checkout pages that didn't support eSewa or Khalti properly, shipping tools that assumed couriers that don't operate here, and pricing quoted in dollars that made no sense for a business earning in rupees.

The "local" features aren't an afterthought bolted onto a global product; they're the foundation. We're launching in Nepal first, and we're staying focused here until we get it right.

What the name means

Pasal + OS

Pasalos is pasal (पसल: shop) plus the idea of an operating system: one system for counter sales, online orders, payment reconciliation, and delivery.

Built in Kathmandu, Nepal

How we decide

Three promises shape the product.

These are the filters we use when choosing what to build, how to price it, and how to support merchants.

01

Local first, always

Every decision starts with the question: does this work for a shop owner in Nepal, today? Global best practice is a starting point, not the destination.

02

No hidden costs

Merchants in Nepal work on thin margins. We price in NPR, avoid surprise transaction fees, and are upfront about what things cost.

03

Account for every payment

We test eSewa and Khalti payment states against the order records shown in your dashboard.

Your next order starts here

Talk to the Pasalos team

Start a new store or bring an existing catalog to Pasalos. Our Kathmandu team can help with setup.