A Bengaluru venture wants to replicate UPI's success in mobility, ecomm
Synopsis
The initial hypothesis of the foundation was around fixing urban mobility. At its core, it felt interoperability across mobility platforms would help customers access mobility services from public and private transport organisations in a seamless, integrated manner to search, book and pay for a door-to-door ride.
What if instead of selecting a product listed on a shopping platform, you could go to a delivery platform of your choice and order the same item? Or, select it from a chat app?To imagine another scenario, what if instead of hailing cabs at both ends of a metro ride, you could book an end-to-end journey encompassing cabs, metros and buses even before you leave home?These could be among the use cases enabled by Beckn, an early-stage protocol
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