Flipkart, the Indian e-commerce giant owned by Walmart, is reporting a substantial increase in its quick-commerce operations. Two years following the launch of its rapid delivery service, the company is now processing between 1.1 million and 1.2 million orders per day. This growth trajectory marks a significant acceleration for the platform, with current daily volumes nearly tripling since November.

The expansion of Flipkart’s quick-commerce arm places it in direct competition with established leaders in the Indian market, such as Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart. While the company has not publicly disclosed its specific path to profitability or the exact geographic reach of this service, the reported volume indicates a successful scaling of its logistics network. The quick-commerce model, which promises delivery of groceries and household essentials within minutes, has become a highly contested sector in India’s retail landscape. Flipkart’s recent performance suggests that it is successfully capturing a larger share of consumer demand, challenging the dominance of incumbent players who previously held a stronger foothold in the rapid-delivery space.