Now customers can monitor fuel orders and delivery by downloading the Fuel Delivery mobile app on their smartphone.
The Fuel Delivery is set to debut in India from Delhi-NCR and Mumbai, the country’s financial capital, to deliver an app-based door-to-door fuel delivery service. Making a new beginning, Mumbai-based RST Fuel Delivery Prionet Limited aims to transform the fuel delivery and consumption demand in the country and empower consumers as well as large scale customers such as manufacturing and logistics companies.
Rakshit Mathur, founder and CEO of The Fuel Delivery, says, “We are primarily looking for home delivery of fuel in areas such as real estate, hospitals, corporate offices, schools and institutions, banks, shopping malls, warehouses, transport and logistics, and agriculture.” Let’s see a big potential. Oil marketing companies estimate that in the coming 12 to 18 months, the market price can be up to Rs 2,000 crore.
Order and payment facility through the app
This system facilitates home delivery of fuel. Customers can order fuel by downloading the company’s mobile app on their smartphone. They can make payments through the app and can also monitor the delivery through the app itself.
Rakshit Mathur said, we have taken the help of IoT technology to make mobile apps. All our delivery vehicles are integrated with IoT solution, which will ensure better monitoring and tracking of order fulfillment. The company plans to enter other major markets such as Chandigarh, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata in the next 6 to 12 months.
What will be the benefits from fuel delivery service
The fuel delivery market is rapidly evolving with oil marketing companies such as Hindustan Petroleum, Indian Oil and tying up with some existing start-ups in the sector.
The segment has the potential to become a fuel entrepreneur for start-ups. It will also create employment for drivers and helpers.
In the case of Kovid-19, it will be beneficial for consumers, as they will avoid long queues at fuel stations and maintain social distance norms through contact-less delivery.
