Swiggy announces a partnership with Zerodha Fund House to enable its delivery partners to invest in mutual funds. The initiative is designed to give gig workers an option to save a portion of their earnings through regular mutual fund investments. According to Swiggy’s statement, delivery partners can start investing with a minimum amount of ₹100. The arrangement aims to make mutual fund participation more accessible for gig workers by lowering the entry barrier and integrating the option into the delivery ecosystem. Business Line and NDTV both report that the scheme allows Swiggy delivery partners to direct part of their earnings toward mutual funds, beginning at ₹100, and that Zerodha Fund House is the fund-related partner involved in the offering. The details on how the investment process works, eligibility requirements, and any additional terms are not covered in the provided reports.