Zupee Joins ONDC to Bring Skill-Based Games to More People
New Delhi [India], September 16: Zupee, an online skill-based gaming company, has partnered with the government-backed e-commerce platform ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) to make its games more accessible to the masses. Zupee is now a registered seller on ONDC, offering its popular game Ludo.
Dilsher Singh Malhi, Founder & CEO of Zupee, expressed excitement about the partnership, stating, “This collaboration strengthens our efforts to bring the joy of playing culturally relevant Indian games, responsibly, to a larger audience.”
T Koshy, MD and CEO of ONDC, highlighted that the integration of Zupee will enhance the digital marketplace by offering value entertainment and a wider range of products and services.
The partnership aims to build trust in online gaming and expand the reach of both companies. Zupee, founded in 2018 by IIT Kanpur graduates Dilsher Singh Malhi and Siddhant Saurabh, is backed by investors such as WestCap Group, Tomales Bay Capital, Nepean Capital, AJ Capital, Matrix Partners India, and Orios Venture Partners.
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Zupee -: Zupee is a company that makes online games where you need to use your skills to win. It’s like playing a game of chess or solving puzzles.
ONDC -: ONDC stands for Open Network for Digital Commerce. It’s a platform supported by the Indian government to help people buy and sell things online more easily.
Skill-Based Games -: Skill-based games are games where you need to use your brain and skills to win, not just luck. For example, games like chess or Ludo where you need to think and plan your moves.
Ludo -: Ludo is a popular board game in India where players move their pieces around the board based on dice rolls. The goal is to get all your pieces to the center of the board first.
IIT Kanpur -: IIT Kanpur is a famous engineering college in India. Many smart people who are good at science and technology study there.
Investors -: Investors are people or companies who give money to a business to help it grow. In return, they hope to make more money if the business does well.
