WAAYU, a new zero-commission food delivery app, has been launched in Hyderabad and Secunderabad, which aims to disrupt traditional food delivery services. With its no-commission model, WAAYU is set to benefit both local restaurants and consumers by eliminating the additional fees typically associated with food delivery platforms. The launch event, attended by local restaurant owners, indicated widespread support for this unique initiative.
Partnership with ONDC
WAAYU’s zero-commission model has been developed Collaboration with Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC), is a government-backed initiative focused on promoting open, decentralized digital markets in India. By integrating with ONDC, WAAYU not only supports local restaurants but also aligns with the digital commerce goals of the government. This partnership is designed to empower small businesses and create a sustainable, profitable model for the restaurant industry.
Support for local restaurants and consumers
WAAYU plans to partner with around 3,000 active restaurants in Hyderabad, allowing them to connect to a platform where orders can be placed without commission charges. This setup means restaurants retain more revenue from each order, leading to better profitability and more competitive pricing for consumers. Mandar Lande, CEO and co-founder of WAAYU, emphasized that the model aims to create a sustainable ecosystem that will benefit both businesses and customers.
Expansion in major cities
Already active on ONDC, WAAYU has gained popularity in other major cities including Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru and Jaipur. The popularity of the app in these cities suggests strong demand for a zero-commission approach to food delivery, which could be a more affordable option for both restaurants and consumers. With its expansion in Hyderabad, WAAYU hopes to replicate its success and fuel a new trend in India’s food delivery market.
Conclusion: A positive change for India’s food distribution landscape
The launch of WAAYU in Hyderabad is a significant step in transforming India’s food delivery industry. By offering a zero-commission model through its ONDC partnership, WAAYU is set to provide a cost-effective, sustainable option for local restaurants and consumers. As WAAYU continues to expand, it can redefine food delivery in India, boost affordability and support local businesses in the process.
