Company Logo
Milk ATM dispensing into a customer container, with temperature monitoring

UPI controller for milk ATMs and liquid dispensers

A UPI controller turns each payment into an exact volume and keeps the product safe while it waits.

THE CHALLENGE Icon

THE CHALLENGE

Cash, tokens and cards need staff, and problems surface late

Milk ATMs and refill stations sell milk, edible oil and liquid detergent by volume into the customer’s own container. They still lean on cash, tokens or prepaid cards that need staff, and operators often find out about an empty tank or a warm compartment only after customers complain.

WHAT IT DOES Icon

WHAT IT DOES

What it does for you and your customers

RNDSquare designs the dispensing controller with pump and valve outputs, flow meter input calibrated per product, and a QR display with preset volumes or a customer-entered amount. It supports more than one lane, such as cow and buffalo milk, and reads temperature, tank level and door sensors. We also build the application support: per-lane pricing pushed to all machines at once, temperature logs for food safety records, and a dashboard for dairies and co-operatives.

Accept UPI from any app

The amount paid is converted into the exact volume for that product.

Sound confirmation

The machine announces the payment and starts dispensing.

Instant refund on service failure

If the dispense fails after payment, the customer is refunded automatically.

Hosts receive payments within 24 hours

Dairies, co-operatives and retailers get the day’s sales the next day.

Full application development

Inventory tracking per lane, low-stock and temperature alerts are built for you.

AT A GLANCE Icon

AT A GLANCE

Milk ATM controller in brief

Products
Milk, edible oil and liquid detergent, by volume
Lanes
More than one, such as cow and buffalo milk
Dispensing
Pump and valve outputs, flow meter calibrated per product
Sensors
Temperature, tank level and door
Customer side
QR display with preset volumes or a customer-entered amount
Records
Temperature logs for food safety, per-lane pricing pushed to all machines
FAQ Icon

FAQ

Questions buyers ask us

How does a milk ATM work with UPI?

The customer picks a preset volume or enters an amount, then pays from any UPI app. The controller converts the payment into the exact volume for that product and dispenses it into the customer’s own container.

Can one machine sell more than one product?

Yes. The controller supports more than one lane, such as cow and buffalo milk, with a flow meter calibrated per product and its own price per lane.

How is the milk kept safe?

The controller reads temperature, tank level and door sensors. The application keeps temperature logs for food safety records and sends low-stock and temperature alerts.

When do owners receive the money?

Dairies, co-operatives and retailers receive payments within 24 hours. Each day's collections arrive the next day, with a settlement report.

Building milk ATMs or refill stations that should accept UPI?

Book a technical review. We will look at your lanes, pumps and sensors, and plan the controller with you.