Questions, answered

No. Browse Events is open to everyone — search and filter freely. You only sign in when you want to register for an event, which generates your ticket and QR code.

Open the event and hit Register. Free events confirm instantly. Paid events send you to secure checkout (card via Stripe, or eSewa for NPR). Your ticket lands in My Tickets and your inbox.

Each ticket carries a signed QR code. Staff scan it at the door from any phone; a ticket verifies exactly once, so screenshots and forwarded copies are rejected.

As you register for events, EventNexus learns your interests and ranks upcoming events by fit, distance, and demand — with a short reason for each pick.

Yes, from My Tickets, up until the event's cutoff. Cancelling frees your seat for the waitlist. Refund handling for paid events follows the organizer's policy.

Register an Organization, then invite your team. Once approved you get the organizer workspace to create events, set pricing and capacity, and track registrations.

Multiple organizations can co-host a single event with role-based access — each team manages its own part while sharing one registration flow and one attendee list.

Card payments through Stripe and eSewa for NPR. NPR prices are converted to USD at checkout for card charges; the event's listed price never changes.

The free plan covers up to 3 active events and 150 attendees each. Pro lifts that to unlimited events and 5,000 per event; Enterprise is custom. See the Pricing page.

Traffic is served over HTTPS, access is role-based with server-side enforcement on every route, and sensitive actions are audit-logged. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. Google accounts are verified on creation; email/password accounts confirm their address once before using the app.

Email us from the Contact page and we'll remove your account and associated personal data, subject to records we're legally required to keep.