Swiggy partners Zerodha Fund House to let delivery riders invest in mutual funds from ₹100
Swiggy has tied up with Zerodha Fund House to enable its delivery partners to start mutual fund investments from ₹100 directly via the rider app, with transactions routed through Zerodha's WhatsApp channel. The move targets financial inclusion for gig workers.
Swiggy partnered with Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest in mutual funds starting at ₹100 via the rider app, with investments managed through Zerodha's WhatsApp channel, aimed at improving gig worker financial inclusion.
Why this matters
Extends Swiggy's gig worker welfare push, following its broader Zerodha tie-up covering 6.1 lakh delivery partners, alongside operational moves like shifting its Bengaluru HQ to Whitefield.
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