easyFood’s growth accelerates with Ryft partnership, streamlining expansion and regulatory processes for a focus on disrupting the hotel industry.
Delivery of food services In an effort to add more eateries to its network, easyFood has partnered with payments company Ryft. The meal delivery company, which is a part of the easyGroup, is rapidly adding new franchise partners to its system by utilising the payment infrastructure provided by the UK-based payment provider.
EasyFood, under the leadership of Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, has teamed up with Ryft to streamline the registration process for prospective franchise partners.
By allowing easyFood to use its regulatory permits, Ryft is enabling the company to achieve its growth goal without having to worry about the cost of compliance. Alternatively, the business might devote more time and energy to its mission of upending the hotel industry.
“EasyFood is able to usher in a new era of cost-effective and fair food delivery for restaurants and takeaways, without having to worry about the regulatory burdens of that undertaking,” stated Sadra Hosseini, co-founder and CEO of Ryft.
We’re making it possible for this innovative company to easily enrol new partners as it seeks to upend the hospitality sector and provide venues the advantage over rivals by retaining a larger portion of the order value.
EasyFood’s end users now have a high-converting payment flow thanks in part to Ryft. Since its implementation, the new technology has allowed easyFood to achieve a 7% boost in checkout conversions.
Ryft and easyFood will now collaborate to identify more business-to-business synergies as they investigate potential future joint ventures. The two expanding companies are committed to cutting out expensive fees and giving customers straightforward, flat costs.
“We have meticulously crafted our solution to be near perfection for the hospitality sector while offering a smooth and cost-effective experience for our valued customers,” added easyFood’s COO, Charanjit S. Purewal.
