Google Pay Partners With Dunzo To Deliver Essentials

Google Pay has coordinated hyperlocal conveyance-based startup Dunzo on its foundation as a customer-facing facade. The component would give a huge number of administrations, for example, basic food items and medication conveyance, bicycle pool, pickup-and-drop offices among others. 

As indicated by a media report, Dunzo is as of now professing to satisfy more than 1 lakh arranges a day as the interest for basic products home conveyance has expanded. The most recent joining with GooglePay would give Dunzo access to a significantly bigger arrangement of clients.

Google Pay, which was the most downloaded fintech application in February with 15.6 million introduces, would plan to profit by the online exchanges as individuals utilize the administrations of Dunzo on their foundation. 

The across the country lockdown due to COVID-19 has prompted an expanded interest for doorstep conveyance of fundamental items and staple goods. There is a grip of new businesses, for example, Swiggy, Zomato, Meesho, BharatPe, and Flipkart, among other people who have either started offering or extended their conveyance based services. 

While Paytm Mall is looking at the staple section utilizing Grofers and MilkBasket, Jio Mart has likewise propelled its administrations in 200 Indian urban areas.

On Wednesday, Google Pay turned out 'Close by Stores' across 35 Indian urban communities including Gurugram, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Delhi. Under this element, clients can discover data, for example, area separation of the store, working hours, general, and medication stores alongside which organizations can likewise feature the rundown of products accessible in stock on the stage. 

Also, Google has likewise made the three specialist co-ops of cooking gas – HP Gas, Bharat Petroleum and Indane – live for all clients of Google Pay to empower clients to book and pay for LPG chambers over the application. 

Dunzo is a Google-supported organization. The Bengaluru-based startup had rounded up Rs 80.8 crore in a Series B subsidizing round drove by Google in December 2017. Last, it had brought $11 million capital up in the red drove by Alteria Capital in February this year.