Bengaluru, June 06, 2025 – Namma Yatri, India’s first zero-commission mobility app, has completed over 100 million rides, enabling drivers to earn ₹1,600 crore – 100% of what customers paid without any cuts. In doing so, it hasn’t just crossed a milestone – it has redefined the blueprint for urban mobility for India and beyond.

“100 million rides without any commission is not just a number – it’s a reflection of what’s possible when we put people first,” said Shan M S, Co-founder of Namma Yatri. “It shows that we can build public mobility infrastructure with heart, tech with empathy, and systems that scale trust. With our mission of building the Linux for Mobility, it’s still Day 1 for us.”

Inspired by the open Beckn protocol and built on the government-backed ONDC network, Namma Yatri was born from a radical idea – that technology should empower those who do the real work, not extract from them. No commissions. No gimmicks. No dark algorithms. Just transparency, fairness, and a community-first approach. While most platforms relied on discounts and incentives, Namma Yatri grew through the love and trust of drivers and riders.

Namma Yatri is not just scaling up – it is scaling deep, building a new kind of trust. Each ride proves that mobility can be built differently – open by design, fair to drivers, and transparent to all. With every trip visible on its open data dashboard, it reinforces radical transparency at scale. As more cities and communities join in, the movement is just beginning. The road is long, but the direction is clear: mobility that works for all.