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NepaliConcert
Nepali concerts & events, near you
Live shows, cultural nights and parties from Nepali organizers — reserve your tickets in one click, pay by bank transfer or PayPal, and your QR tickets arrive by email.
- No account needed
- Bank transfer or PayPal
- QR tickets by email
2 events on sale across 2 cities
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From the team
Buying a ticket
Four steps, and no card required
Tickets here are paid the way you already pay for everything else — a normal bank transfer, or PayPal where the organizer offers it. Here is the whole of it, start to finish.
Reserve your seats
Pick your tickets and reserve them in one click. No account, no password, no card number — just a name and an email so the ticket can be issued to you.
Pay by bank transfer or PayPal
You get the organizer’s payment details and your own reference. Send a normal bank transfer from any banking app — or, where the organizer offers it, pay by PayPal. Either way the reference goes in the message.
The organizer confirms
PayPal usually lands within minutes, a bank transfer in 1–2 business days. You do not have to do anything while you wait — your seats stay held.
Your QR tickets arrive
By email, and on your order page so they cannot get lost. Show the code on your phone at the door — one scan per ticket and you are in.
Good to know
What you are agreeing to
The money goes straight to the organizer
Your payment lands in the account of the people putting on the show — their bank account or their own PayPal. It never passes through us. No card fees, and nobody sitting on your money.
Your seats are held while you pay
Reserving holds them immediately. You get a few days to send the transfer, and the exact deadline is on your order page. A transfer sent in time never loses your seats.
A ticket you cannot misplace
QR tickets arrive by email and stay on your order page. Bookmark it and you can pull your tickets up at the door even if the email is buried.
A name and an email. That is all
We never ask for card or bank details. Your name and email go to that event’s organizer so they can issue your ticket, and 30 days after the event they are erased from our system for good.
The full detail is in our privacy note.
Questions
Before you book
Do I need an account to buy tickets?
No. Choose your tickets, enter your name and email, and reserve — your seats are held straight away. There is no sign-up, no password and no card number anywhere in the process.
How do I pay?
By ordinary bank transfer (Überweisung) from any banking app, and some organizers also accept PayPal. The moment you reserve, you get that organizer’s payment details and a reference that belongs to your order. Put that reference in the transfer’s purpose line, or in PayPal’s message field — it is how your payment is matched to your tickets. Pay one way or the other, never both.
Why is there no card payment?
Because paying the organizer directly keeps it simple and honest: by bank transfer or by PayPal, the money goes from your account straight to theirs. It never passes through us, there is no card fee taken out of it, and every euro reaches the people putting on the show.
When do my tickets arrive?
As soon as the organizer sees your payment land — usually minutes for PayPal, 1–2 business days for a bank transfer. Your QR tickets are emailed to you and appear on your order page at the same moment.
How long do I have to pay?
A few days. The exact deadline is shown on your order page and in your confirmation email. If nothing arrives by then the reservation is released so someone else can take the seats — but a transfer you sent in time will not lose them, even if it is still travelling.
I cannot find my ticket email. What now?
Check the order page you were sent when you reserved — your tickets live there permanently, which is why it is worth bookmarking. If you cannot find that either, contact the organizer of the event: they issued your ticket and can send it again.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Show the QR code on your phone at the door and it gets scanned once per ticket. Paper works just as well if you would rather bring it printed.
Who am I actually buying from?
The organizer of that particular event. They set the prices, receive the payment in their own account, issue the tickets and run the door. NepaliConcert is the platform they use to sell — every event page names the organizer behind it.
What happens if an event is cancelled or I cannot come?
Refunds and changes are handled by the organizer of that event, since they hold the money. Contact them with your order ID — it is on your order page and in every email about your booking — and they will sort it out with you directly.
Still wondering something? Tap the chat bubble in the corner — it answers questions about how this site works, and anything about a particular event goes to the organizer running it.
Putting on an event yourself?
Build your event page, sell tickets straight to your own bank account, and scan guests in at the door. One fee per event, no commission on a single ticket.