Harsh Punjabi, an entrepreneur and content creator from Pune, has stirred up a debate online with his suggestion that Blinkit introduce a cash delivery service. The idea involves a service that functions like an ATM, where customers can pay via UPI and have cash delivered to their doorstep in just 10 minutes.
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Harsh took to social media to share his concept, tagging Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa, and pointing out how convenient it could be, especially in situations where people urgently need cash, like before a trip, but are reluctant to visit an ATM.
The post quickly gained traction, racking up over 200,000 views and sparking a range of reactions. Many users mocked the concept, questioning the practicality of such a service and whether there was really a demand for it.
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Some felt that having cash delivered to your home seemed suspicious, while others suggested simpler solutions like borrowing cash from neighbors or local shops.
Some commenters shared humorous stories of people using inventive ways to get cash, like overpaying at stores to get the change in cash for specific needs. Others pointed out the challenges such a service might face, mentioning that similar attempts by startups have been thwarted by regulatory issues, transaction limits, and the lack of necessary banking licenses. The conversation highlighted a mix of skepticism and amusement over the proposed idea.
