Harsh Punjabi, the founder of Dot Company and a well-known content creator, recently shared a cool idea with Albinder Dhindsa, the CEO of Blinkit, which is a popular quick-delivery service. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Punjabi suggested that Blinkit should offer a cash delivery option. This would let customers receive cash at home within 10 minutes! The idea is to use UPI payments, making it super easy and fast for people to get cash when they really need it, like in emergencies.
Punjabi called his idea “super helpful” and mentioned he had only ₹100 in cash while getting ready for a trip. He didn’t want to go to the ATM and wrote, “Don’t want to go to the ATM. But will have to.”
His post quickly grabbed attention, leading to different reactions from people online. Some thought it was funny, while others disagreed. One user jokingly said, “Breathe for us, Blinkit; we’re that lazy now.” Another person added, “Let’s become laziest now and not even move a muscle.”
Some users raised concerns too, saying things like, “Great idea, but delivery charges will be expensive.” One user humorously pointed out, “You can just ask your neighbors or local shops for cash; it often takes less than 10 minutes.”
Blinkit is known for quickly delivering groceries and essentials, and recently, they also started delivering electronics like laptops and printers in just 10 minutes, as announced by CEO Albinder Dhindsa.
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