Built for Sri Lanka
No account numbers. No branch codes. Jabby is the simplest way to do bank transfers.
A working prototype for phone-number payments. View on Google Play
ReceivedTest Recipient • NTB
+ 10,000SentNuwan P. • Sampath
− 2,500Nadeesha PereraCommercial Bank •••• 4821
✓Nadeesha PereraCommercial Bank •••• 4821
Rs. 10,000 to Nadeesha
The problem
Paying in Sri Lanka is still full of friction. Cards get refused or marked up, bank transfers take too many steps, and everyone ends up reaching for cash.
Many merchants refuse them — or pass the fee back to the customer.
Account numbers, bank details, branch codes, OTPs and saved payees.
ATMs, change, IOUs and “I’ll send it later.”
How it works
Enter a phone number, choose an amount and confirm.
Just their mobile number.
Jabby finds the linked account.
Money moves bank to bank.
Try Jabby
Enter Saman's number, choose an amount and send. Watch it arrive on the shop owner's phone. Demo only — no real money moves.
Your phone
Saman Stores
Waiting for paymentIncoming Jabby payments appear here.
Recent activity
ReceivedNadeesha Perera
+ 2,200ReceivedAbdullah
+ 4,500More with Jabby
Ask someone to pay you and settle it in a tap.
Protected with your PIN, fingerprint or face unlock.
Send payment confirmation straight to WhatsApp or email.
Why Jabby
Jabby is simple for the customer, low-cost for the merchant, instant and direct — without holding anyone’s money.
Pay less
*3% shown as an illustrative card surcharge scenario; actual card pricing varies.
For investors
Jabby can compete across cash, cards and bank transfers — with a low flat fee instead of a percentage.
Base case: illustrative gross revenue at Rs. 5 per transaction using approximately 469M annual CEFTS + debit-card POS transactions only. Cash and credit-card upside excluded.