Questions have recently been raised about the origin of Zoho’s messaging app, Arattai, after X users noticed that its developer details on the Google Play Store point to a US address. One user posted on X (formerly Twitter), “On Android Playstore, when we click on App Support for the Arattai app, we see that the developer details points to an American Address." Another added, “Hey @Arattai @Zoho @svembu if it's a made in India app we would request you to change the developer address. It's showing US.” Zoho Co-Founder Sridhar Vembu responded on X on September 30, 2025, stated that,  "All the products are developed in India. Our global headquarters is in Chennai and we pay taxes in India on our global income." He clarified that Indian customer data is hosted only in India, in places like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and soon will be in Odisha. Vembu further noted that, “We do not host our products on AWS or Azure. "Arattai, specifically, is not hosted on AWS or Azure or GCloud.” Vembu explained that the Zoho Developer account on the App Store and Play Store shows their US office address because it was initially set up by a US-based employee during the early days of the stores for testing purposes, and the address was never updated. Arattai Messaging App’s Traffic Increases 100 Times in 3 Days, Says Zoho Co-Founder Sridhar Vembu.

Arattai App Developer Details Points to an American Address

X User Says ‘ if the USP of App Is India Made and Headquarters in Chennai Please Change the Address of Developer’

Sridhar Vembu Says ‘All the Products Are Developed in India’

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