Swiggy ties up with Zerodha Fund House to offer mutual fund access to 6.1 lakh delivery partners
Swiggy's Rider App will now let its 6.1 lakh delivery partners invest earnings in mutual funds starting at Rs. 100 with no lock-in, via a Zerodha Fund House integration. The move extends gig-worker financial inclusion across Swiggy's 720+ city footprint and signals platforms doubling down on partner retention beyond pay.
Swiggy partners with Zerodha Fund House to let its 6.1 lakh delivery partners invest earnings in mutual funds starting at Rs. 100, accessible via the Swiggy Rider App with no lock-in period.
Why this matters
Follows Swiggy's broader operational repositioning, including its Bengaluru HQ shift to Whitefield and leadership signals from Kapoor on sustained experimentation across food delivery and quick commerce.
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