TinyOwl, India’s one of the leading food ordering app launches ‘MyWallet’ for their users. MyWallet, powered by Citrus is an initiative by TinyOwl to allow its users to bid adieu to the hustles of the money transactions. This new feature includes not just making payment to any restaurants but also empower the MyWallet users to get instant refund.
Introducing the new feature, Harshvardhan Mandad, Cofounder & CEO, TinyOwl says ”We have seen that across industries, major customer dissatisfaction happens due to challenges in refunds. To resolve this and to give impeccable and secure payment experience we have incorporated the unique and exclusive service- powered by Citrus for our consumers.Currently, this feature is only available on Android and will be soon available on iOS. TinyOwl, food ordering app is live in six cities including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune & Chennai and is planning to be present in 50 cities by 2016.
Established in 2014 by 5 IITians, TinyOwl has successfully made its presence felt in the online ordering segment and is considered to be one of the strongest player after latest funding of Rs.100 Crore from Sequoia, Matrix capital & Nexus Venture partners.
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Introducing the new feature, Harshvardhan Mandad, Cofounder & CEO, TinyOwl says ”We have seen that across industries, major customer dissatisfaction happens due to challenges in refunds. To resolve this and to give impeccable and secure payment experience we have incorporated the unique and exclusive service- powered by Citrus for our consumers.Currently, this feature is only available on Android and will be soon available on iOS. TinyOwl, food ordering app is live in six cities including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune & Chennai and is planning to be present in 50 cities by 2016.
Established in 2014 by 5 IITians, TinyOwl has successfully made its presence felt in the online ordering segment and is considered to be one of the strongest player after latest funding of Rs.100 Crore from Sequoia, Matrix capital & Nexus Venture partners.
