On Monday, May 19, 2025, Uber India announced that they were cooperating with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation using Open Network for Digital Commerce (Ondc), reported about the PTI press agency. Delhi becomes the first Uber city to introduce this service.
DISCOUNT METRO IN DELILLY
Uber, a cabin service company, now offers passengers the opportunity to book Tickets for Metro in Delhi for 50 % discount.
“Good news riders! Now you can book your Tickets for a 50% discount directly in Uber. No additional queues or tokens, just click, pay and scan your QR code at the gate,” Uber said in promotional e -mail, checked Mint.
“And because all Delhiites love a lot, you get a 50% discount on the ticket!” They said.
Can you reserve metro tickets from Uber?
From today, Uber users in Delhi can now plan their rides by meter by purchasing tickets based on QR from Uber. According to the agency report, this also gives passengers access to information about the transition in real time about commuting.
Uber also said that in 2025 there would have three other cities throughout India, which have the same service as in Delhi, according to the report.
This comes after the visit of Uber Dara Khosrowshahi in India in 2024, where he signed a memorandum of understanding (mine) to work with Ondc to advance and the impact of Indian digital public goods.
“India has made an impressive jump in building population -scale building technology through its digital public infrastructure, such as Ondc, and we are excited that we can integrate with them to bring Metro tickets into the Uber application, bringing us one step closer to our vision. from Uber.
Vibor Jain, the reigning CEO and COO to Ondc, told the press agency: “Uber’s Ondc network connection refers to a significant step in expanding access to trusted, interoperable digital infrastructure in India.
Uber said it would soon launch B2B logistics via Ondc Network, a solution that allows businesses to request logistics on request from the Uber delivery network without having its own fleet.
Uber said that the service would initially facilitate food supply, with its basic technology intended for scaling to the sectors such as electronic trade, food, pharmacy and health logistics.
“Integration with Ondc will be accessible to a wide ecosystem of sellers and platforms, emphasizing businesses of all sizes to effectively address more customers through the logistics layer of the plug-and-play,” Uber said, according to the news agency report.
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