Swiggy, Zerodha Fund House team up to let delivery riders invest in mutual funds from ₹100
Swiggy's rider app will now host a Zerodha Fund House investment flow, letting delivery partners channel earnings into mutual funds starting at ₹100 via a WhatsApp-managed journey. The tie-up reframes gig-worker payouts as a financial-inclusion surface and deepens Swiggy's non-food stickiness with its 500k+ rider base.
Swiggy partnered with Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest earnings in mutual funds via the rider app, starting at ₹100, managed through Zerodha's WhatsApp channel — a gig-worker financial inclusion push.
Why this matters
Extends Swiggy's recent Zerodha Fund House tie-up reaching 6.1 lakh delivery partners, layering financial services onto its gig workforce as it also relocates its Bengaluru HQ and defends food delivery focus.
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