Zomato Raises Platform Fee To Rs 14.90; Magicpin Holds Rates
Zomato raises its platform fee to Rs 14.90 per order across India, while Magicpin holds rates steady
Zomato raises its platform fee to Rs 14.90 per order across India, while Magicpin holds rates steady
LPG supply disruptions are reducing food delivery orders and earnings of gig workers, prompting union demands for financial relief and government action.
Karnataka notifies 1 per cent welfare fee on gig platform transactions to fund social security for workers, with caps across sectors and services.
Flipkart is exploring entry into India’s USD 9 billion food delivery market with a Bengaluru pilot and possible ONDC route, challenging Zomato and Swiggy
Eternal posts 72.9 per cent YoY jump in Q3FY26 profit to Rs 102 crore as revenue more than triples to Rs 16,315 crore.
Eternal’s Bistro reported nearly Rs 150 crore in adjusted Ebitda losses over three quarters, with revenue below Rs 20 crore.
Zepto introduces in-app UPI payments, allowing users to complete transactions without third-party apps. The move aims to streamline checkout and enhance user experience as the startup prepares for a potential IPO.
Over half of food delivery users report damaged orders, while 55 per cent say app prices are higher than restaurants, a nationwide survey shows.
Goyal notes that over 4.5 lakh delivery partners across both platforms delivered more than 75 lakh orders to over 63 lakh customers during the day
The unions are seeking job security, higher pay, safer working environment and access to social security benefits