How to organize a race in Cambodia, from sign-up to the podium

Cambodia's running scene has exploded, from weekend fun runs in Phnom Penh to thousands of runners at Angkor Wat. Most races are still organized with forms, spreadsheets and bank transfer screenshots. Here is how to run one end to end on Kehla.

1. Set up registration

Create your race in the app with its distances, prices, early bird offers, start waves and race pack sizes. Kehla reviews every race before it goes live, so runners know it is real.

2. Get paid

Runners pay by KHQR from any Cambodian banking app. Collect on site, before the day on your own KHQR at 0%, or ask Kehla about collecting by KHQR for you.

3. Bibs and tickets with QR

Every runner gets a ticket with a QR code and a bib number in their pocket, plus an email ticket with a printable PDF. Every entry includes a signed waiver.

4. Pack pickup and race day

Your team scans tickets from their own phones at pack pickup and at the start line. It keeps working offline and syncs when the signal comes back.

5. Results

Upload results and runners see their time, place and category in the app. Their next race is one tap away.