Same-day in metros. Signed GPS events on every pickup.
Hyperlocal that is actually verifiable. Pick quick-commerce dark stores, aggregator last-mile, or your own driver fleet, in one panel, with every pickup event signed and auditable.
Two ways to run local, one way to prove it happened.
Choose quick-commerce from your own dark stores, or last-mile through aggregators and your own drivers. Every pickup event is a signed chain event either way.
Dark stores, radial dispatch
Flip a pickup location into a dark store, pin a service radius, and auto-quote every order inside it at checkout.
- Service radius plus SLA minutes per store
- Checkout auto-quote inside the radius
- Buyer tracking page with a minute-level SLA chip
Aggregators plus your own drivers
Three aggregators out of the box, or run your own fleet with Ed25519-signed pickup events on every leg.
- Porter, Dunzo, Rapido wired in by default
- Onboard your own drivers with signing keys
- Radial dispatch engine, driver-app API
Dark stores with a service radius and an SLA in minutes.
Turn any pickup location into a dark store. The checkout, the rate engine, and the buyer tracking page all understand the geofence.
Mark a pickup location as a dark store
In the warehouses panel, flip the Dark Store toggle, pin a service radius on the map, and set an SLA in minutes. The pickup is now a dark store with its own geofence.
Auto-quote any order inside the radius
Checkout queries the live geofence. Buyer address inside the radius returns a Quick-Commerce rate with the SLA attached. Outside the radius falls back to your usual courier logic, no silent failures.
Minute-level SLA chip on buyer tracking
The tracking page shows a countdown chip, not a 2-day window. Signed location pings from the driver update it live, so the buyer and your ops team see the same clock.
Aggregator network, your own fleet, or both, with signed events either way.
Three aggregators are already wired in. If you have your own drivers, we onboard them with Ed25519 signing keys and dispatch them with a radial engine, no second panel to log into.
Porter, Dunzo, Rapido out of the box
Three aggregator integrations are already shipped. Pick one per city, split by weight, or stack them as a waterfall. Rates and ETAs come back as a normalised quote inside the usual rate card.
Or run your own fleet
Onboard a driver with an Ed25519 signing key issued at setup. The radial dispatch engine assigns the nearest free driver inside the service area, and the driver-app API covers pickup, in-transit, and delivery events.
Every pickup event is signed
Each state transition is a chain event, signed by the driver key on the device. The event body carries GPS, timestamp, and the previous event hash. It lands on the same public /verify chain the rest of the platform uses.
Shiprocket Quick is an aggregator pass-through. We let you choose.
Shiprocket Quick hands your order to an aggregator and shows you a status string. Deliver Hub lets you pick aggregator, dark-store, or your own driver network, and every option emits the same cryptographically signed pickup events on the public /verify chain.
| Capability | Shiprocket Quick | Deliver Hub |
|---|---|---|
| What you actually get | Pass-through to an aggregator network | Aggregator, dark-store, or your own driver fleet |
| Carrier choice | The aggregator picks for you | Three aggregators plus your own drivers, your rules |
| Pickup proof | Status string in the panel | Ed25519-signed GPS event on the public chain |
| Driver onboarding | Not applicable | First-class, with signing keys and driver-app API |
Both approaches are legitimate. If all you need is to hand a parcel to the nearest rider, an aggregator pass-through works. If you want to run a real local operation with verifiable proof, this is the shape.
Run your first local delivery.
Dark store, aggregator, or your own driver. Signed events on all three.