Swiggy says it has partnered with Zerodha Fund House to enable its delivery partners to invest in mutual funds through the Swiggy Rider app. The initiative lets delivery partners start investing with as little as ₹100, according to company statements and reports. The program is designed to allow gig workers to set aside part of their earnings into mutual funds in a digital, app-based workflow. Multiple outlets report that delivery partners can manage these investments through the rider’s app and withdraw funds as needed, making the process intended to fit regular income patterns. The partnership positions Swiggy’s rider platform as a channel for mutual fund access, with Zerodha Fund House supplying the fund investment mechanism. The outlets describe the move as aimed at encouraging saving and enabling easier access to investment options for delivery partners. Details such as specific fund categories, eligibility requirements, and rollout timelines were not included in the shared excerpts.