Arattai
An instant messaging application developed by India's Zoho Corporation. Its name means "chat," and it is regarded as a domestic Indian alternative to WhatsApp, progressively adding end-to-end encryption capabilities.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Arattai is developed by Chennai-headquartered Zoho and has been online since January 2021.
Arattai added end-to-end encryption for one-on-one chats in March 2026, and in April of the same year announced that broadcast messages also support end-to-end encryption.
The core features of Signal, Telegram, Arattai and Sandes are all free, and Telegram offers an optional Premium subscription.
All Facts (3)
Arattai is developed by Chennai-headquartered Zoho and has been online since January 2021.
50%UnverifiedThe core features of Signal, Telegram, Arattai and Sandes are all free, and Telegram offers an optional Premium subscription.
50%UnverifiedArattai added end-to-end encryption for one-on-one chats in March 2026, and in April of the same year announced that broadcast messages also support end-to-end encryption.
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