A QR sticker that speaks up when you can't.
Stick it on your bike, scooter or car. If you're in an accident, or your vehicle is blocking someone, a bystander scans the code and reaches you or your emergency contacts — without ever seeing your phone number.
What's included
No app needed to scan
Anyone with a phone camera can scan it and report an issue or an emergency.
Your number stays private
The QR holds only a random code — no name, no phone number, no medical details.
Masked calling
A scanner can call the owner through SANRAKSH; neither phone number is revealed.
Medical info when it matters
Blood group and notes you choose are shared only when someone reports an emergency.
Owner and contacts alerted
An emergency report alerts you and your emergency contacts in the app.
Documents behind a PIN
RC, insurance, licence and PUC stay encrypted; police can verify them with your 4-digit PIN.
Get your QR in minutes
- 1
Add your vehicle and contacts
Registration number, model and the people who should be alerted.
- 2
Choose a plan and pay
Your digital QR is live the moment payment is confirmed.
- 3
Receive the printed sticker
The physical card is posted to your address on the next working day. Enter its code in the app to link it.
Common questions
What does someone see when they scan my QR?
A simple page asking what they need — contact the owner, report an emergency, or (for police) verify documents. It never shows your name or phone number.
Is my medical information public?
No. It is shown only to a person who reports an emergency through the QR, so they can pass it to responders.
Do I get a digital QR as well as a sticker?
Yes. A digital QR is created as soon as your payment is confirmed, and a physical card is posted the next working day.
Can I switch off or replace a QR?
Yes. You can revoke a QR at any time from your Rider Safety dashboard and replace the sticker if it is lost or damaged.
Keep exploring
Be ready before you need help.
Set up your emergency contacts in a couple of minutes. In immediate danger, always call 112 first.
Open SANRAKSH