WAAYU, India’s first zero-commission food delivery app, launches in Hyderabad
The partnership between ONDC, the Telangana State Hotels Association, and the WAAYU app highlights the need to address high commissions and platform fees on other quick e-commerce platforms, which create a barrier between consumers and restaurants, according to a press release.
Hyderabad: WAAYU, India’s first zero-commission food delivery app, is now live in Hyderabad and Secunderabad post a launch event with restaurant owners and others showing support to the Zero Commission model for food delivery initiative by WAAYU and Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC).
With Hyderabad, it aims to collaborate with actively operating 3,000 restaurants, giving an impetus to order generation for the restaurants and seamless service to the consumers without additional charges.
The collaboration between ONDC and Telangana State Hotels Association and the WAAYU app validates the need to challenge the hefty commissions and platform fee on other Quick E-Commerce platforms, which is a barrier between consumers and restaurants, a press release said.
Mandar Lande, CEO, & Co-Founder WAAYU App said, “we aim to eliminate commission fees and provide a more sustainable and profitable model for the restaurant ecosystem.”
The app recently went live on the ONDC as a seller marketplace and is gaining traction across major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Jaipur.
