Fast, fair, and affordable dispute resolution for individuals and businesses. Negotiate, mediate, or arbitrate — all from your device.
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Resolve personal disputes like refunds, services, property matters, or employment issues
Resolve B2B disputes, customer complaints, vendor issues, or partnership matters
Simple 4-step process to resolve your dispute
Submit your dispute details, upload documents, and invite the other party
5 minutesExchange offers and counter-offers with AI-assisted neutral communication
3-10 daysIf needed, a neutral mediator facilitates discussions between parties
7-15 daysSign the settlement agreement digitally and download your resolution
1 dayAverage dispute resolved in 14 days, not months or years like traditional courts
No court fees, no lawyer mandatory for negotiation. Pay only for mediation/arbitration
All communications are private and encrypted. No public records like court cases
Smart language improvement to keep communications professional and productive
Aligned with Arbitration Act, IT Act, and Bar Council guidelines
File and track disputes from your phone, tablet, or computer — 24/7
Understand urgency, key reasons, and next steps before you decide whether to negotiate, use ODR, or escalate.
Yes. Online Dispute Resolution is recognized under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, the Information Technology Act, 2000, and is actively promoted by NITI Aayog and the Ministry of Law. Settlements reached through ODR are enforceable under Indian law.
No, lawyers are not mandatory for negotiation or mediation. However, you may choose to consult one. For arbitration, while not required, legal representation may be beneficial for complex matters.
We send multiple reminders. If there's no response within 14 days, you can proceed with alternative options including sending a formal legal notice through Lexinco or exploring other legal remedies.
Negotiated and mediated settlements are contracts enforceable under the Indian Contract Act. Arbitration awards are enforceable as court decrees under Section 36 of the Arbitration Act.
Filing a dispute and negotiation is FREE. Mediation sessions are charged at ₹1,500-3,000 per session. Arbitration fees depend on the dispute value. All fees are transparent and shown upfront.
No. Lexinco is a technology platform that facilitates dispute resolution. We do NOT provide legal advice. Any AI-generated content is for reference only. For legal advice, consult a licensed advocate.
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Lexinco ODR is a technology platform that facilitates online dispute resolution. We are NOT a law firm, and we do NOT provide legal advice. Any AI-generated content, templates, or drafts are for reference only and should be reviewed by a qualified legal professional. Use of this platform does not create an attorney-client relationship. For legal advice, please consult a licensed advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of India.