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ONDC completes more than 7.1 million cumulative orders in February since inception a year ago
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ONDC) completed more than 7.1 million cumulative orders in February since its inception in January last year. Here’s a look at all the key facts and numbers of the platform that promises to democratise ecommerce.
- In January, ONDC crossed 6.75 million cumulative orders. Among these, 3.56 million, or 52.8%, orders were mobility orders, while 3.19 million, or 47.2%, were non-mobility orders
- The network now has more than 370,000 sellers and service providers, from top brands to farmers and taxi drivers. It is now also serving in 588 ‘countable cities’. This is approximately 70% of cities in India
- Countable cities are defined by the network as cities or districts with more than 100 orders per month in the last three months. Overall, ONDC has fulfilled transactions in more than 800 cities in India
- Mobility through ONDC is now live in seven cities: Bengaluru, Mysuru, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai and Kochi. ONDC onboarding Chennai Metro train services is a crucial step towards multimodal mobility through the network
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