Deliver food with Zride — the whole delivery fee is yours

The whole delivery fee: ₹25 for the first 3 km, then ₹8 for each km after that — a 5 km delivery pays ₹41 — plus 100% of any tip. Zride takes no cut. Your earnings are paid to your bank account the next day.

Yes, on a bicycle or a low-speed electric scooter (top speed 25 km/h or less, motor 250 W or less, no number plate) — the vehicles that need no licence. These riders get food orders only, from stores within 3 km, to customers within 5 km of the store. A petrol bike or a faster scooter needs a driving licence.

Sometimes. If you are already heading to a store and a second customer near the first orders from the same store, Zride may offer you that order too. You are paid both delivery fees.

Aadhaar or PAN, a selfie and a bank account for payouts. Motorbike and scooter riders also need a driving licence; delivery bikes need no RC or permit.

In Tamil Nadu, yes: Zfood, Zride's food ordering, is open there. Sign up in the Zride Partner app and you can take delivery orders once your documents are checked. Delivery sign-up for other states opens state by state.

Nothing until 31 December 2026. Any fee after that is shown in the Partner app before you finish sign-up.

Yes — ₹250 for every restaurant you refer. No limit on how many. The ₹250 is paid once the restaurant you refer is approved and pays its Zride sign-up — or, if it joined free, its first paid month. Zride Partner drivers are paid to their UPI ID. Stores that refer a store get 7 free service days instead of cash.