Swiggy has partnered with Zerodha Fund House to launch a mutual fund investment programme for its delivery partners, allowing them to invest a portion of their earnings directly through the Swiggy Rider App.
The initiative lets delivery partners across the country start investing with as little as ₹100. The fully digital process allows partners to invest based on personal financial goals – whether building an emergency fund, buying a two-wheeler, covering education costs, or planning for other long-term needs. There’s no lock-in period, giving investors the flexibility to withdraw funds when needed, subject to standard mutual fund norms.
Delivery partners can access the investment feature directly through the Rider App, while ongoing investment management will be handled via Zerodha Fund House’s WhatsApp channel, with funds invested directly into Zerodha Fund House schemes.
Swiggy said the programme is designed to extend support beyond just earnings, encouraging savings habits and long-term financial planning among gig workers.
Saurav Goyal, Senior Vice President, Driver and Delivery Organisation at Swiggy, said the partnership aims to give delivery partners easier access to financial tools that support future planning and financial discipline.
Vishal Jain, CEO of Zerodha Fund House, said the collaboration aims to make mutual fund investing more accessible for gig workers, whose incomes are often earned and spent in short, irregular cycles. He noted that small, regular investments could help partners build meaningful long-term savings over time.
Swiggy said the move is part of its broader commitment to delivery partner financial well-being alongside earning opportunities.
