Free matrimony chat: talk first, share your number later
On Sangam Rishta, families chat free inside the app as soon as an interest is accepted – and each family decides when, or whether, the other side sees its phone number. There are no paid messages and no message packs, and every chat has report and block.
- Free chat
- Number stays private
- Report & block
- Hindi & English
✓Chat is free0paid messagesHow does chat work on Sangam Rishta?
Chat is part of the normal interest flow, so it needs no extra setup. It takes four steps:
- Send an interestfrom one of your approved profiles, or receive one from another family.
- The interest is acceptedand both families get a notification.
- Chat in the Chats tabtext only, free, with an unread count and a notification for every message.
- Share your number when readytap “Share my number”, then call or WhatsApp.
Who can see my phone number?
Every profile has a “Who can see this number?” setting with three choices. Logged-out visitors never see numbers or photos, whichever you pick.
| Choice | Who sees the number | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| After an interest is accepted (default) | Families whose interest you accept, or who accept yours | Most families: private, but quick to connect |
| Only when I share it in chat | Only families you tap “Share my number” for in a chat | Talking first before giving the number |
| All members | Every logged-in member | Families who want calls straight away |
✓Report & block in every chatIs chat on Sangam Rishta safe?
Chat opens only after an interest is accepted, so strangers cannot message you. Every profile in a chat has been approved by the Sangam Rishta team, and its photos have been checked by AI.
- Report and block: in every chat; a block stops the chat both ways and hides your number.
- Reviewed reports: the team can read a chat only after it has been reported.
- 6-month limit: messages are deleted automatically 6 months after they are sent.
- Spam limit: at most 20 messages a minute from one account.
- Safety reminder: every chat reminds families never to send money or share an OTP.
Why is chat free on Sangam Rishta?
Many matrimony apps keep messaging and contact details behind a paid membership. Sangam Rishta has no paid plan at all: MJX Technologies runs it as a free community service and earns from its business software, so chat, contact details and every other feature cost ₹0 for every family.
See how Sangam Rishta works, the FAQ, or who makes Sangam Rishta.
Questions about chat and number privacy
Can I chat on Sangam Rishta without sharing my phone number?
Yes. When an interest is accepted, both families can chat in the Chats tab of the app. If your profile is set to "Only when I share it in chat", the other family cannot see your number until you tap "Share my number" in that chat.
Is chat on Sangam Rishta free?
Yes. Chat is free for every member, with no paid messages, no message packs and no premium plan.
When can I start chatting with a family?
As soon as an interest between your profile and theirs is accepted, whichever family sent it. Before that, nobody can message you, which keeps out unwanted messages.
Can I send photos or voice notes in chat?
No. Chat is text only, which keeps conversations simple and safe. Each family's photos are already on its profile, checked by AI and approved by the team.
How long are chat messages kept?
Messages are deleted automatically 6 months after they are sent.
Who can see my phone number?
You choose for each profile: all logged-in members; families whose interest is accepted (the default); or only families you share it with in a chat. Logged-out visitors never see numbers or photos.
What if someone is rude or asks for money in a chat?
Tap the ⋮ menu in the chat to report or block. Blocking stops the chat both ways and hides your number from that family. The team reviews every report and can read a chat only after it has been reported.
Do I get a notification for new messages?
Yes. Each new message arrives as a phone notification, one per chat, and tapping it opens that chat. Messages also show an unread count on the Chats tab.
Last updated: 27 October 2026