A netizen on the social media platform Threads shared his experience with a Swiggy delivery man who trusted him to pay the amount due the next day. People on social media appreciated the gesture, ...

Swiggy’s stock fell over 5% on Monday, continuing its decline to 33% YTD. Analysts cite underperformance in Quick Commerce ...

Reddit users shared similar experiences, speculating that it could be a scam involving cash-on-delivery fraud or ... of it," the use wrote. While Swiggy has not commented on the viral post ...

I would believe that these two things, the capital raising by the third investor has actually disrupted the quick commerce marketplace, there is heightened competition.

Available for the first order from eligible top restaurants on the website and app. Valid for one online transaction, with payment options such as card, net-banking, mobile wallets, and cash on ...

Swiggy's slide continues with a 5.22% drop to Rs 361.10, its fifth straight loss, pushing the stock below its IPO price. Shares of Swiggy have fallen 21.21% in five consecutive sessions. The stock hit ...

Swiggy revealed that this is not ... Food Delivery, Quick Commerce, and Dining Out on its unified platform. An Instamart-first shortcut for the Swiggy app has already been available on the Android ...

Rule 12 of CGST Rules, 2017 specifies the registration form for the e-commerce operator. Any person required to collect tax ...

A few quarters of tepid growth in online food delivery space has forced Swiggy, Zomato to rework their strategies amidst ...

A screengrab of the “Swiggy Instamart” homepage widely circulated on social media after it read, “Get Rs 50,00,000 free cash applied on your next order above Rs 199.” The screengrab was uploaded on ...

Swiggy's Instamart, a popular online grocery delivery platform, recently suffered a technical glitch that allegedly offered users up to ₹5 lakh in free cash. The problem was first flagged in a ...

The post, titled "Someone is definitely losing their job at Swiggy," had screenshots showing a banner on the app that read: "Enjoy up to Rs 5,00,000 in free cash. Applied on your next order above ...