India's Quick Commerce Daily Orders Breakdown

India's quick commerce market is moving fast and here are some numbers on where things actually stand as of early 2026.

The daily order split:

• Blinkit: ~6 lakh orders/day
• Swiggy Instamart: ~5 lakh orders/day
• Zepto: ~3 lakh orders/day

Total: roughly 14 lakh orders processed every single day across the top 3 platforms.

What the numbers tell you

Blinkit is the clear leader. It crossed 50% overall market share in September 2025 and is not slowing down. Zomato rebranded to Eternal and gave Blinkit more room to operate as an inventory-led model. The result? 134% year-on-year GOV growth in Q4 FY25, hitting Rs 9,421 crore in a single quarter.

Swiggy Instamart is holding second place but it is expensive to maintain. They added 316 dark stores in Q4 FY25 alone, expanded to 124 cities, and cut delivery SLAs to 18 minutes. Revenue is climbing but so are the losses. The Q4 FY25 GOV more than doubled year-on-year, so the growth is real, just not cheap.

Zepto is the most interesting story. Still private, still growing faster than anyone expected. FY25 revenue jumped ~150% year-on-year to Rs 11,110 crore. They are pushing into pharmacy, beauty, and expanding their dark store count aggressively. An IPO is being planned, which will be the real test of whether the market believes in their long-term unit economics.

And, the bigger picture:

India's quick commerce GMV hit $6 to 7 billion in 2024. That is a 5x jump from 2022. Quick commerce now accounts for roughly two-thirds of all e-grocery orders in the country.

Blinkit, Instamart, and Zepto together control over 85% of the market.

BigBasket (BB Now), Flipkart Minutes, and Amazon Now are in the game but nowhere close to these three yet.

The dark store model is what makes this work. Over 60% of orders are delivered within 40 minutes, and platforms are using geographic mapping to keep opening new stores in high-demand zones.

Is it profitable?

Blinkit turned adjusted EBITDA positive in March 2024, which is a big deal. The others are still burning cash to grow. The question for Zepto and Instamart is whether they can hit the same inflection point before investor patience runs out.

Sources: GrabOn Quick Commerce Statistics 2026, Zomato/Eternal Q4 FY25 disclosures, Zepto FY25 revenue reports