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Swiggy partners Zerodha Fund House for delivery partner investments

By Startup Enthusiast · 23 June 2026

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Swiggy partnered Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest in mutual funds from Rs 100 via the Swiggy Rider App

The initiative aims to help gig workers build savings habits for emergencies and long-term goals

Delivery partners can manage their investments through Zerodha's WhatsApp channel with no lock-in period

Swiggy partnered Zerodha Fund House to let delivery partners invest in mutual funds via the Swiggy Rider App.
The minimum investment amount is Rs 100.
There is no lock-in period for investments.
Delivery partners manage their investments through Zerodha's WhatsApp channel.
The initiative aims to help gig workers build savings habits for emergencies and long-term goals.
Use cases include emergency fund, new two-wheeler, children's education, and family goals.
This is part of Swiggy's broader efforts to offer financial tools to its delivery workforce.

Swiggy works with over 610,000 delivery partners across India.
A survey found delivery partners rated customer interactions below average in nearly 2 out of 5 cases.
The same survey found 1 in 4 deliveries ended without customer greeting or acknowledgement.
Swiggy also partnered Unicommerce to simplify B2B order processing for brands.

Swiggy is a food delivery and quick commerce platform operating across India.
It works with over 610,000 delivery partners across the country.
The company offers financial tools to its delivery workforce through partnerships.
Swiggy also operates Swiggy Instamart for quick commerce deliveries.
It has a network of warehouses for B2B order fulfilment through Swiggy Networks.

The initiative aims to help gig workers build savings habits for emergencies and long-term goals.
Use cases include emergency fund, new two-wheeler, children's education, and family goals.