Bengaluru restaurants give Swiggy and Zomato until August 15 to fix payout disputes
The Bengaluru Hotel and Restaurant Association says thousands of eateries could delist from Swiggy and Zomato unless the platforms resolve concerns over discounts, advertising fees, payout deductions and cancellation losses.
Bengaluru restaurants, represented by BHRA, have given Swiggy and Zomato until August 15 to address disputed discounts, ad charges, complaint-related payout deductions and cancellation losses, or face a city-wide delisting by thousands of eateries.
Why this matters
The deadline threat follows a recent Bengaluru restaurant warning of a potential post-August 15 order boycott. It comes as Swiggy reshapes Instamart leadership, appointing former Myntra CEO Nandita Sinha.
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