
Bengaluru – PhonePe’s hyperlocal quick commerce platform, Pincode, has successfully digitalised more than 1,000 offline retail stores across cities including Bengaluru, Pune, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Varanasi.
Leveraging a blend of cutting-edge technology, operational expertise, and reliable logistics, Pincode empowers local retailers to thrive in India’s fast-evolving digital retail landscape—without compromising their unique neighborhood identity.
Pincode works closely with offline merchants to address key challenges such as limited customer reach, delivery inefficiencies, and pricing competition. By offering data-driven insights, the platform helps retailers fine-tune their product offerings to match actual consumer demand, improving both sales velocity and profit margins.
The initiative allows local businesses not only to establish a strong online presence but also to enhance their core offline operations, promoting sustainable growth while enabling them to compete with larger e-commerce players.
"Pincode isn’t just about going digital—it’s about building future-ready businesses," said Vivek Lohcheb, CEO of Pincode. "Our mission is to become a growth partner for every offline seller. Beyond listing stores online, we deliver a full ecosystem for success."
To support this vision, Pincode has introduced its Smart Store Programme, equipping partner retailers with tools and services like:
Smart stock management with ERP and POS integration
Store layout optimisation and streamlined order processing
A dedicated delivery network ensuring 99%+ reliability
Marketing support and AI-powered cataloguing for easy product digitisation
Retailers share success stories:
Sher Khan, owner of Green Garden Shop in Greater Noida, shared:
“Since joining Pincode, 75% of my business comes from online orders. Deliveries are timely, customers are satisfied, and next-day settlements have improved cash flow. It’s been transformative.”
Mahi Mehwada of Balaji Mart, Pune, said:
“I had no prior experience with online platforms. Thanks to Pincode, weekday sales have jumped by 30-35%, and weekend sales by over 50%. The onboarding process was smooth and the support has been constant.”
Manjunath, manager at Oh My Dawg, Bengaluru, added:
“Our business is built on trust. Pincode’s seamless platform and quick local deliveries helped us reach more pet parents. Since joining, our online orders form a major part of monthly sales.”
Pincode is now inviting more offline retailers in Bengaluru across categories like grocery, stationery, meat and fish, pharmaceuticals, and pet supplies to join its growing network.
Retailers who join gain access to digital storefronts, intelligent inventory tools, and trusted last-mile delivery services—empowering them to grow and succeed in India’s digital commerce revolution.
Store owners interested in joining can write to sell@pincode.com, the company said.
With inputs from IANS