Namma Yatri Goes Corporate: Partners with OneBanc to Fix Office Commutes

Ride-hailing disruptor Namma Yatri has officially entered the corporate mobility space through a strategic partnership with fintech platform OneBanc. The move is aimed at simplifying employee commute benefits, a segment historically plagued by manual reimbursement cycles and opaque pricing.

By integrating Namma Yatri's open network with OneBanc's AI-powered expense management, the duo aims to offer a seamless "Office Ride" experience that keeps finance teams happy and drivers paid fairly.

How It Works: The "Zero-Touch" Commute

For the enterprise employee, the experience is simple: Open Namma Yatri, book a ride tagged as "Corporate," and reach the office.

Behind the scenes, OneBanc's AI platform kicks in. It automatically captures the booking details, verifies the expense against company policy (e.g., "Is this within the ₹500 limit?"), generates the invoice, and ensures GST compliance. This eliminates the need for employees to save physical bills or manually file expense reports at the end of the month.

Why This Matters for Drivers

Namma Yatri's core philosophy—Zero Commission—remains intact. Drivers continue to earn the full fare directly from the customer (or in this case, the enterprise settlement). This is a significant differentiator from traditional corporate cab aggregators where commissions can eat up to 30% of earnings.

"The partnership signals a push to bring transparency, predictability, and platform efficiency to corporate mobility in India."

FounderStory Takeaway

Corporate mobility is a massive, unorganized market often dominated by local vendors or opaque contracts. By bringing the transparency of the Open Network (ONDC style) to B2B travel, Namma Yatri is opening a new revenue stream without compromising its driver-first ethos. For OneBanc, this solidifies its position as the "operating system" for enterprise benefits.