Swiggy ties up with Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest from ₹100
Swiggy has partnered Zerodha Fund House to allow its delivery partners to invest earnings in mutual funds directly via the rider app, starting at ₹100, with portfolio tracking through a WhatsApp-based interface targeting financial inclusion for gig workers.
Swiggy partnered Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest earnings in mutual funds via the rider app, starting at ₹100, with portfolio tracking through a WhatsApp-based interface aimed at financial inclusion for gig workers.
Why this matters
Follows Swiggy's gig-worker scrutiny, including its challenge to Karnataka's gig welfare law alongside Zepto and Zomato. A voluntary investment perk signals a softer worker-relations play amid regulatory pressure.
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