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e commerceSell on Amazon Now? What We Found (2026)
Amazon Now is Amazon India's quick-commerce service, but we found no dedicated seller-onboarding page for it — it likely runs on Amazon's existing Seller Central and Fresh infrastructure.
e commerceHow to Sell on BigBasket: Supplier Onboarding Guide (2026)
BigBasket sources through a supplier/vendor portal called BB Sambandh, not instant self-serve listing. Here's what's confirmed, and why the fee figures online aren't officially verified.
e commerceHow to Sell on Flipkart Minutes: Seller Guide (2026)
Flipkart Minutes isn't open to new brands directly — unlike Blinkit or Zepto, it requires an existing Flipkart seller account first. Here's how onboarding is reported to actually work.
e commerceSell on Handpickd? Supplier Options (2026)
Handpickd's own terms say your contract is with them — it's a zero-inventory, own-stock fresh produce app, not a marketplace. What that means if you're a farm, dairy, or produce supplier.
e commerceList Your Restaurant on Ownly (Rapido)? (2026)
Ownly is Rapido's new food-delivery app, NRAI-partnered and "zero commission." Onboarding runs mostly through internal outreach and a Magicpin tie-up, not a public self-serve form. Here's the contact route.
e commerceSell on Peeko? Brand Partnership Guide (2026)
Peeko is a babycare quick-commerce app that partners with 2,000+ brands, but its own site shows no public supplier or seller sign-up. What we could confirm, and where to sell baby products instead.
e commerceSell on Slikk? Brand Onboarding Guide (2026)
Slikk is a Bengaluru fashion quick-commerce app that curates D2C brands rather than opening self-serve listing. What we could confirm, and where to sell fashion products with an open seller sign-up instead.
news and updatesQuick Commerce Festive 2026: What It Means for Sellers and Brands
Datum Intelligence projects festive online sales of up to ₹1.55 lakh crore, with quick commerce at about 16%. What that means if you sell online, and how to decide whether quick commerce is worth chasing.
business growthBlinkit vs Zepto Dark Store Franchise: FOFO vs COFO Explained
Blinkit and Zepto both let you open a dark store as a franchise partner — but the two models put inventory risk in completely different places. Here's how FOFO and COFO actually differ, and the business registration and GST questions to sort out before you sign.
goods and services taxQuick Commerce & GST: Why Every Dark Store Needs an APOB Registration
Selling through Blinkit, Zepto, or Swiggy Instamart means your goods sit in dark stores across multiple states — and under GST law, every one of them needs to be registered as an Additional Place of Business. Here's what that actually requires, and why regulators are now trying to simplify it.
e commerceHow to Sell on Blinkit: Brand & Vendor Onboarding Guide (2026)
Blinkit doesn't work like Amazon or Flipkart — it's an invite-approved vendor model, not self-serve listing. Here's the actual onboarding process, documents, commission structure, and the GST detail most guides skip: APOB registration for every dark store you supply.
e commerceHow to Sell on Swiggy Instamart: Seller Registration Guide (2026)
Swiggy Instamart requires full GST registration for every seller — no composition scheme, no Enrolment ID shortcut. Here's the onboarding process, commission structure, settlement cycle, and the multi-state GST requirement first-time quick-commerce sellers miss.
e commerceHow to Sell on Zepto: Vendor Registration Guide (2026)
Zepto runs one of the most curated vendor approval processes among Indian quick-commerce platforms — expect weeks, not days. Here's the registration process, required documents, and the GST/APOB requirement that trips up first-time quick-commerce vendors.
e commerceHow to Become a Flipkart Seller: Registration Guide (2026)
Step-by-step Flipkart seller registration for 2026 — GSTIN and documents, the 0% commission rules, payment timing, and how Flipkart Quick/Minutes differs for quick-commerce sellers.
e commerceQuick Commerce - Convenience or Indulgence?
"Quick Commerce or delivery under 10 minutes is the raging fad in the evolving ecommerce industry in India. While the likes of Dunzo, Zepto, Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart, BBNow compete, we find out whether it constitutes convenience or indulgence for the customers."