Haryana imposes 20% commission cap, ₹50L deposits on Ola, Uber, Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto
Haryana's new aggregator framework mandates licences, ₹50L security deposits, a 20% commission ceiling with 80% driver share, daily settlements, ₹5L health and ₹10L life cover, and bans new ICE fleet inductions after Dec 2025—reshaping unit economics for Ola, Uber, Rapido, Porter, Swiggy, Zomato and Zepto across Gurugram-Faridabad.
What happened
Haryana Government · Haryana enacts aggregator rules mandating licences, ₹50 Lakh deposits, 20% commission cap, daily driver settlement, ₹5L/₹10L insurance, and
Key facts
- ₹5 Lakh application fee
- ₹50 Lakh security deposit
- 20% commission cap
- 80% driver share
- ₹5 Lakh health insurance
- ₹10 Lakh life insurance
- 10% cancellation cap
- ₹100 max cancellation
- Dec 31 2025 ICE cutoff
Why this matters
Watch for state-by-state contagion of Haryana's aggregator template—accelerate EV fleet partnerships, driver-welfare insurance tie-ups, and selective M&A of compliant local fleet operators to pre-empt licensing friction.
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