Indian Entrepreneurs React To ONDC I Honest Thoughts

[@themainroadstore6200]

I think ONDC is just targetting the exhorbitant commissions ecommerce companies take to provide a platform for merchants to sell their goods. Amazon charges 18-40%, food delivery guys charge similarly etc. ONDC is less about same product being visible on all platforms and More about providing a platform for every vendor without suffocating them with platform commissions.

[@ud77y]

Exactly, after ONDC, seller will have to find new methods to increase the consumption. Just like china, where everything is available everywhere, every seller is online, India will do the same, and to increase consumption, one will have to come up with more innovative ideas, therefore leading to holistic growth of the economy and country

[@rajathari3587]

Exactly , The gentlemen's are actually very conveniently hovering above the high commission's part that actually reduces consumption because smaller towns have low purchasing power and small and unstable supply chain of their own. ONDC actually 1. empowers supplyers with lowest commisions 2. Gives them ability to make small and robust supply chains and delivery systems of their own because of no third party high commisions. 3. Digitising their branding at lowest cost 4. Local markets become competitive 5. Brings the informal economy into digital infrastructure adding to more transperancy, Trust and increased taxable incomes. 6. improve digital literacy formally. 7. Access to credits digitally 8. Sharing customer details, which zomato and swiggy kept to themselves , which stopped local vendors from self sufficiently managing customer aquisition. 9. Generate local employment and innovation catering to local markets. 10. Ultimately increasing competitiveness among players and thus increasing bargaining power to the consumers .

[@sidjain999]

@@ud77yI agree with everything you said but I feel we are still some way from having a broad market , I believe our TAM is more or less 100 million , I think we will have a broad market once we cross the per capita income of Indonesia of current levels

[@Rdev845]

not only commissions....Amazon collects sales data of a particular place then start producing its own product which is in demand in that area and pushes it through its platform killing local manufacturers.

[@soumyadippaul6641]

CORRECT ALSO GIVES EVERY PERSON/SHOP IN INDIA THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO ONLINE EASILY.

[@rajathari3587]

The gentlemen's are actually very conveniently hovering above the high commission's part that actually reduces consumption because smaller towns have low purchasing power and small and unstable supply chain of their own. ONDC actually 1. empowers supplyers with lowest commisions 2. Gives them ability to make small and robust supply chains and delivery systems of their own because of no third party high commisions. 3. Digitising their branding at lowest cost 4. Local markets become competitive 5. Brings the informal economy into digital infrastructure adding to more transperancy, Trust and increased taxable incomes. 6. improve digital literacy formally. 7. Access to credits digitally 8. Sharing customer details, which zomato and swiggy kept to themselves , which stopped local vendors from self sufficiently managing customer aquisition. 9. Generate local employment and innovation catering to local markets. 10. Ultimately increasing competitiveness among players and thus increasing bargaining power to the consumers .

[@knowledge-21234]

Also 1. how amazon amd flikart fudges the saearch item to benifit high commission 2. How amazon uses seller data then eventually launch its own product ehich end seller demand and kill small businesses, also uses shadow ban

[@vidur.vachan]

Wonderfully put!!

[@abhijeetraut6427]

👏👏

[@anshulsharma4465]

Very aptly mentioned the highlights about ONDC. I think, delivery systems of their own would be the only differentiator here for ppl coming from diff. parts of INDIA. ONDC stake holders should do smthing parallel, related to bringing gud delivery infra. for small places, along side growing ONDC.

[@raosiddharth4726]

this is how corporate speak works

[@MadeinIndia-Vlogs]

90% opposed UPI but history proves them wrong. Indians aren't open to extraordinary ideas, I believe ONDC offers a chance for everybody to be an entrepreneur. ONDC is going to be a revolution for India if implemented in good way.

[@flowzeta5412]

Literally no one opposed it. People opposed private companies monopolizing it. The 3 companies controlling UPI are not even Indian today.

[@marylandaac]

@@flowzeta5412 digital foot prints will help chai waala's and India

[@Zzzxxxxx959]

@@flowzeta5412 doesnot matter google pay stay or get lost tommr bcz upi will stay

[@soumyadippaul6641]

correct answer 100/ 100. we need more people who understand things like you do

[@pinkman4946]

Literally Nobody opposed UPI. Don’t always criticise India.

[@OccupyMars_1]

Bring on the e commerce and food startups ceo's lets hear from them how they will deal with ondc

[@amanvij703]

I agree. I don’t think it’s going to increase the consumption but will shift the sales channel …

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

It's ment to provide digital visibility to small mom/pop businesses and end the duopoly of Amazon/flipkart, zomato/swiggy which basically fuk their own sellers for commission.

[@sushantpandey897]

​@@DhruvPatel-zg1zs better than power and data being in MNCs control

[@SenapatiM96]

@@DhruvPatel-zg1zs How do people come up with such stuff. Do you have a basis for it? Any hard proof? Any international case study? Anything? Don't contribute to fake news.

[@wasteoftimecomplete4366]

Before online delivery started very few people were eating multiple cuisines at the same time cuz people used to simply go or call for pizza and that's it after the app based system came up even without a nudge people started ordering different cuisines because the option of doing it is available did it increase the consumption, you tell me?

[@Rdev845]

its about efficiency....and removing middleman....people should focus on production instead of just selling other companies product because middleman commission will be reduced....it will force people to produce.

[@aryan5421ab]

Meesho needs a regulatory and policy consultant to keep internal stakeholders updated about Digital Public Infrastructures.

[@mohammedfahim3812]

😂

[@Yami_Taksh]

Wow

[@Soya8827]

But Meesho is better than the ondc shitt

[@peak_911]

Have you tried ONDC? Indians have a thing of jumping on conclusion without even trying. @@Soya8827

[@Amer99927]

My guess is that it might result in a ''first mover advantage'' situation. The early adapters to this online-presence platform will be more visible to their potential customers; and build a strong customer base, compared to those who adapt late. Maybe that will create the "edge" for anyone wishing to benefit from this new technology.

[@sreyanshuchaterjee3962]

There is always a churn. If the product quality falters, an upstart can always seal the deal. First mover advantages are exploited by very few companies or establishment.

[@Pervysagr_jiraiya]

Increasing consumption is not the point of ONDC... Primary motive behind ONDC is decentralisation of e-commerce and secondary is increasing the online transaction or to bring consumer online.

[@pviveknair]

Nikhil is asking the question from the wrong perspective. ONDC like the UPI is for the benifit of the customers and not the benifit of the sellers. Just like how UPI did not provide any additional benifit other than an additional medium of payment processing for the Banks but it simplified the payment processing options for the customers, ONDC will give buyers a single location to search for products from different market places. They dont need to go to different sites, compare prices and look for similar features with lowerst prices. The customers can do all that on ONDC. Sellers on the other hand will force their market places to get enrolled with ONDC as that will allow their products to be available to more buyers. Getting enrolled with ONDC for Market Places like Amazon & Flipkart would be like getting advertisement services with Google, Microsoft, Facebook or Yahoo. They only need to share small commission on the products sold through ONDC.

[@sanidapamusic]

Loved the way you guys are discussing. Its like few friends are sitting at a lunch or coffee and discussing the ideas :)

[@dipsikhasaha6223]

Yes he is right that everyone was buying everything online during that time and in that time period all these brands made a shit ton of money but the moment the offline market opened up they lost a lot of money too because people went back to their old kirana ka dukan.

[@rajatjain7894]

I agree with Kishore that it may not lead to an immediate increase in net consumption but what he doesn't talk about is the increase in competitiveness in the market. Let's say (keeping up with the soap example) there is a soap company which is making a better soap (say it results in 20% more softer skin) but due to lack of visibility they are selling much less than the soaps produced by large fmcg companies with huge distribution networks. But what if this soap is visible on every ecommerce website and some youtuber reviews it on YT and people start noticing it. So, just by increasing the products visibility and reducing the cost of logistics, the sales of that soap startup may skyrocket which may compel the likes of HUL to come out with a better product. So, in the end the customer wins.

[@anubhavpanda06]

You are missing the delivery part. ONDC doesn't have a delivery system, it's just a platform. Delivery has to be managed by the seller/app only.

[@shashank3831]

Sure it may not increase consumption, but from the pov of small scale business there is something called cash conv cycle,it improves.

[@shubhammishrar8589]

Ondc will make e-commerce marketplace irrelevant. For them to survive, they have to make the Supply chain their USP and keep it to themselves. See what UPI did to e- wallets. E-commerce marketplaces will die the same death if they don't innovate and create their USPs now.

[@vinayhegde6571]

Absolutely that is why Meesho founder just beats around the bush on this question. Fact is it will make all ecom apps irrelevant and redundant.

[@Motivation-qf5gg]

But you can own the logistics/fulfillment and you can collect commissions etc. for traffic going through your app and you can differentiate yourself as a *trusted* fulfillment provider. It also brings customers to your ecosystem if you’re say Amazon because they really make their money off of more prime customers. If you can free up the Kirana store from Having to develop and manage an app and digital platform but still get him online then isn’t this a huge win for them and the flipkarts and amazons of the world ? Though everyone may offer the same bar of soap some sellers may have a cash crunch at a certain time of the week/month and may offer deep discounts to clear inventory and free up cash. The customer wins in the end. What am I missing ?

[@KaranRideDiaries]

Actually not. Let's roll out the MVP. Flipkart has already integrated with ONDC. As the bulk in orders increases, this issue will be resolved.

[@satwikmahajan]

Simple answer ONDC will be everything...no meesho, no Flipkart, no Amazon

[@karthikn8536]

won't happen.

[@KshitijKJAPEXJagtap]

hahahahaha

[@satwikmahajan]

@@karthikn8536 everybody doubted UPI...but now it is a miracle....😀

[@nsn2284]

@@satwikmahajan but still controlled by Google Walmart and Amazon 😂

[@divyanshpatel9904]

​@@nsn2284just like you are a BOT

[@deep_z]

The meesho dude spoke about everything apart from what makes ondc different and even skipped on its actual use case. Skipped everything from commission, distributed (wider) control, protocol, transfer of lower costs to customers, greater and more power of choice for consumers and sellers. Theres sooo much more he missed. Probably everything😂, which is weird coming from a meesho guy but again i am a nobody and he is something so there might be something i am missing over here

[@chintakdholakia]

Even I felt he was clueless on what ONDC is. Looks like they are integrated into ONDC thinking it will be another UPI like story and wanted to be first mover but these guys simply don't know anything.

[@deep_z]

@@chintakdholakia nikhil even tried to steer it well to get some valid takes from him but that didnt help.

[@VishalAryavart]

As I understand when ONDC (open network digital commerce) is a platform where any seller can register himself on this platform and delivery services will be managed by the seller it's own at initial. When any big platform will join ONDC then before registered products of seller will also reflect on that E-Commerce site (without sharing profit to that E-Commerce platform).

[@whatthedeuce]

I think ONDC is to offer a level playing field for the small and big players alike, while reducing the exorbitant commissions by the middleman and thereby reducing the delivery costs as well.

[@tvm73827]

I think Nandan Nilekani is the best to explain ONDC. He is a visionary like no other.

[@chandanthakur5236]

Amazing questioning by Nikhil.

[@anandkanhere5193]

The missing link is “with ease of operation” consumption increases so does the demand and supply.

[@Kalinga_3]

Nandan nilekani actuallly explained it in terms of micro level commerce for kirana. Like asset collateral, now there will be information collateral which they can use for borrowing. And there will be iterations to it just as it happened with UPI.

[@RibhuChawla]

Kishor Biyani is next level. While others are talking about serving market, he is questioning higher consumption and market expansion. What a growth mindset. We need such people in policy building

[@mayankgupta5713]

3:19 that panwari pop up though😂

[@harshthakur9922]

ONDC can be great for every e-commerce company, since they can have their own product catalogue and which will be available on their platform only and they will be the only manufacturer of that product, so this can be done in the future by the e-commerce companies so that they can also survive in the ONDC ecosystem.

[@retrogaminghd3300]

The swiggy instamart increaded overall consumption of FMCG products in the indian market . With ondc , the same can happen

[@Chin-ny4kj]

ONDC was implemented to break the vertical integration but somewhere they lost their way and are letting the Seller just do that but just without a platform overlooking them, This is already proving to be a bad idea as I've seen various sellers charging 50rs+ delivery for a 1-2km distance, them feeling the need to profit from that process too. And there are going to be many problems with the end delivered product, quality issues, etc and also many bad actors and without anyone overlooking the quality in place, it is just going to be a bad experience.

[@vkviyer]

It is interesting how Nikhil is constantly trying to simplify the whole concept and the rest of them are throwing jargons like design principles, demand supply etc that most individuals don't even understand. Unless business leaders are able to simplify concepts that a pan wala can understand, what is the point

[@ilearn1298]

My question is when will commissions by apps like amazon or paytm will be next to 0.

[@AkshayMudakavi]

its just the beginning , its all about customer consumption

[@azarudeen07]

Good idea . But complex to bring in all business in . Huge number small business which get one platform in difficult. If help for food and delivery for cutting middleman cost . Here also big player will get majority business.

[@himanshugurjar9002]

Amazon and Flipkart may continue selling their owned backed products separately from ondc. Like paytm wallet didn't close because of upi.

[@SachinKorla]

ONDC is next big thing. We are proud to build our startup on ONDC. #UdyamWell

[@Soya8827]

If you are building it on ondc, then don't worry it will fail soon

[@artsNprints]

What we found same vendor or same products sold in different prices on different apps due to hike in commission and policy.

[@sanchittiwari7450]

The commission that this companies charge will be reduced like what UPI did. Paytm stucked to wallet so they faced problems. Similar thing will happen to ecommerce website if they ignore ONDC and their competitors sticks to it

[@erabhikdasgupta]

No big players have the incentives to create somthing on ONDC. Its an ambitious project like UPI. In UPI government had controls on Government banks and government mandated all goverment banks to open bank accounts for free for zero balance even for poor anf marginalized, second asked all government banks to be IMPS interoperable and then built the tech stack of UPI over it. Private banks jumped in because they were losing on the big game. In ONDC, all big players are privately owned and they themselves becomes the buyer and themselves become the seller. What they are technically doing is they are still creating a closed platform over ONDC network. Because democratizing the entire value chain makes them not "the player" anymore. Eg meesho makes money from commissions over each sales but in ONDC once can't charge commissions, because then people will find other platforms where they charge less commission and the product will display on meesho for buyers to buy. Sames goes for logistics too. No player has incentives to make ONDC a success.

[@madni_baatein]

With ONDC ecommerce will be democratized. Now it is controlled by all this ecommerce owner and they are supporting selected sellers on their platforms who is having paid membership or some how the other products or services provided by this ecommerce platforms. Basically no ecommerce owners will be in favor of this ONDC or say it openly. But ONDC will really help small sellers and buyers who are looking for product at cheaper price. #ISupportONDC

[@completeknowledge8711]

Experience is clearly reflecting from the words of kishorbiyani sir

[@aayushprakhar1711]

kishore biyani is right about consupmtion...it would not increase consumption but it would stop companies like amazon which bleeds retail sellers and zomato which makes business at the expense of restaurants espicially who just got started in the business of food and catering.. amazon may be good for us consumers but it is deaf to vendors compalints and grivinces....its payment gateway all over again as mastercard used to charge comission on transaction but now with upi we dont have to pay that and in a way it facilitates the consumption

[@neetootripathi3018]

These were the same concerns during upi .. People were saying how onboarding of merchants and people can be done... I think ondc is still in early stages

[@anirudhchoudhary3450]

I am building an ONDC based hyperlocal e commerce platform,I have a big differentiator in my plan that can make it stand apart from other ONDC apps..looking for a co founder!

[@nsn2284]

Hii. I'm too taking with a team to develop a marketplace on ONDC

[@Soya8827]

What is your app

[@LIONroars14]

U have an answer. With this..items will come under standards..every item. Today many consumers are standards blind.. Guess work goes on..with the fierce competition ...standards will be built for all items.. Jiyo

[@sajithchannadathu7902]

ONDC would be difficult . bcos With allthse products and many options it would become too complicated

[@jyothishjayan]

This can be easily solved by buyer apps with appropriate UI etc. If we go by your logic, then Amazon shouldn't have these many products listed in their platform

[@Ravikumar-nc9bz]

off camera unka pani nhi rakha ha table pe,

[@ak8140]

sir ne bola India mai log bhooke payse hai unko mil jayega. Jab dmart aaya tab bigbazar tha na fir bhi big bazar could not survive but dmart did. its the wat of doing business.

[@vinaybhat7670]

ONDC will be a boon for Delivery businesses 😁 # Its just a place where a Merchant can upload all his products...All Apps connected to ONDC will automatically update his product list.. # All orders he received on that day will be visible for him on ONDC itself....no ned to open every app... # If he changes price of his product...it will immediately reflected in all apps linked to ONDC...

[@prabv143]

Honesty of meesho guy❤, I don't have good answer for that.

[@ishaandixit6936]

The meesho guy owns a miilion dollar startup but is not fully aware about the impact of ONDC which is directly going to impact his company in the future.

[@siddheshphapale95]

and what Waayu is doing now?

[@humbugable]

As a small shop owner can I directly list on ONDC?

[@rashvinarvas24]

hello nikhil , we would love to see a conversation with kunal shah, gaurav munjal and you .

[@natejacobs8716]

Yeah i want to ask kunal why cred failed

[@kumarrohitsoin]

Siraa Veer Ji

[@karlbarg4627]

How can common men invest in Bollywood or tollywood or any other wood. Bring someone from that industry.

[@illion4801]

Where is future group now ?

[@sarahatantra1158]

Is that kishore biyani.. Con artist of financial world Who issues 200 rps rights then with in a month anounces 2 rps divident And his profit margin at 2 percent always awesome guy

[@Gaurav90065]

simple si baat hai except nikhil sabki lagi padi hai .....and i love it

[@shivamgautam949]

DO podcasts, do discussion, bring intellectuals or entrepreneurs. The big man ONDC has entered in the arena & it will gonna eat you up. Big time!!

[@ashekhar10]

Were these guys asked to wear Black?

[@ravitrajsingh723]

nikhil please change this animation sound that is the same like that of zerodha orders getting executed. Everytime that pop up sound comes up my heart wrenches thinking my stop loss got hit ;(

[@manjitsarkar736]

Ondc nd Ecom ultimately affects small business across the country

[@prateekchauhan4483]

Bro u r asking the lala's why taking loan is bad who doesn't understand interest, there job is to give loan on girvi(hindi) interests like old bolly movies.✌️😜 hope the tone of superiority complex will tone down a little bit if u r reading.

[@mrunaldeshpande8972]

Payment refund initiated on ONDC. Couldn't operate and complete order.

[@KaranRideDiaries]

As of now, the Apps are managing transactions manually. Actually, this is the issue with a few buyer apps. They have not created a payment settlement service post cancelation period. Thus, this issue arises. Ondc will soon announce that until the time payment settlement is not automated, settlement of the money must be after the cancelation period.

[@jaynilthakkar659]

Next guest Sunil Singhania Sir

[@arjunkaushik5031]

Please bring deepender Goel

[@montuedge]

Bring anyone who has a design insight. With all due respect, your current panel has limited 3rd or 4th hand knowledge.

[@addytkr1657]

Pride while you talk

[@prithvikantibandyopadhyay6516]

Bhai user ko product se Matlab hai na. Your brand they don't care about. They just might care about the brand of the product. With ONDC the trust of the government brand comes in thus making your brand equity null and void. Y'all are anyways competing on discounting, this is only gonna make it fiercer between each of you.

[@vaibhavshah9525]

by that uncle's logic, people have to spend money wo to cash me bhi kar lenge UPI ki kya avashyakta

[@mohammadanas3776]

please invite your brother nithin kamath

[@fireproofbrains122]

ONDC is Not gonna work out.. any big brands will 100percent not join this ONDC and eventually ondc will fail or have less then expected only, which mastermind had planned this scheme is a total waste!😂

[@Peacifier]

Wrong wrong wrong , This guy doesn't even know the base model of the ONDC, Please study first. Go to think School

[@certifiedsanatani]

I did not see anyone here who know what exactly ONDC is ? I feel like someone has rob my time 😂😂 , inko khud abhi padhne ki zaroorat hai ONDC ke baare me , inko uska potential hi nahi pata hai , I have not seen this much pathetic discussion in my life ... Even, the speecb of RaGa is more worthy than watching this discussion ....😂😂 Tum sabse jyada toh mujhe pata hai ONDC ke baare me

[@AkhileshYadav-os9yl]

Everyone is on Black T

[@addytkr1657]

Are you here ?

[@addytkr1657]

Because you were hired on chat ?

[@yuvabharat9329]

Hope ONDC will end the monopoly of big players in online platfroms.

[@pranaypurohit7855]

Biyani ka big bazar isiliye fail hua he... Not flexible enough and reluctant to change with times.

[@punnia123]

India did have online papyment before but upi increased the consumption of online payments.... There are many issues with it but that's not an issue at all

[@angryhusky2467]

None of them are trying to share their idea or none of them have any idea about how to make money from ONDC😂😂 ONDC was made to share the data of the business. Earlier Amazon and flipkart had a major stake in the business. They had lot of data of the products and using that they were able to manage their inventory. Also if the product was selling alot then these companies would launch something similar like amazonbasics. Other platforms and sellers were losing because of this. ONDC helps in making this data available to everyone. Its not about the money, its about democratization of data. Now its upto the companies how they make money. There was also an issue that these platforms had some preferred sellers. But now ONDC will show you nearby sellers as well as the cheapest once. So this game changing idea is taking the power from big companies and giving it in the hands of people. These companies can only act as hosts and not money making mediators who had power to bully the customer as well as the seller.

[@lakshyapande]

This is not even close to what actually ONDC means and what its purpose, explanation is soo wrong.

[@samarpitaroutray9259]

Kishore biyani nd nikhil kamath must be thinking on panwadi"wht the fuck these idiots r saying 😂😂"..... the og Kishore biyani

[@smeety26]

Is he Kishore biyani?

[@rohanseth8943]

Want to see Mukesh Ambani next please

[@addytkr1657]

You here

[@addytkr1657]

Hmmmm

[@RajveerSingh-go6ye]

Every one has there own hidden agenda , answer

[@coolscool]

"sadguru Jaggi Vasudev" guys like👍 to vote

[@businessswot1003]

Meesho like private companies products quality is not good

[@mmv365]

What is that ' hidden agenda' ;) ?

[@naveenms3298]

Yaar Kishore Biyani dumped fcl

[@addytkr1657]

Trash the what you know because there's a big LEGAL RINGGGG THAT SAYS YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING

[@tarakeshnc7417]

Adaar is such a mess. Intention is good but poorly thought and hurriedly implemented. 1. India does not have naming convention This created such a mess. Adhar had initials in name, marks cards and so on. PAN had extended initials.. PAN and Adhar could not be linked easily. 2. Why did they not think of virtual ID from the beginning ? 3. Adhar Bio metric data who owns it ? It should not be owned by Govt. It should belong to the individual. 4. What happens to biometric and other adhar foot print when a person dies ? No one knows. People (poor digital literacy) have victims of identity theft. Many even don't know there are many shell companies in their name. This is a fall out.

[@shivanshtripathi6617]

this guy doesn't know how ondc works and he confused everyone

[@mdasghar7071]

they are just blabbering about the topic..whatever they have read from here and there

[@bwkwehwowsbdjsoshb]

Hey Nikhil, Don't invite this kind of fraudsters to your channel. Vidit ate my 40L and runaway with it. I tried to reach him visited his office but no luck. No one bothered to meet there even after 3 hours of waiting. I sold my goods on meesho and those people not willing to settle my money and blocked me from mailing and calling them. I can give you proofs for the same.

[@addytkr1657]

They aren't lovers. They don't fuck. Noaaaaaaa. This isn't right. How could Amazon dialogue be on suddenly.

[@addytkr1657]

Uffffffff

[@theabhishekmondal]

*ONDC is the Future*

[@Soya8827]

😂ONDC is the failure

[@KshitijKJAPEXJagtap]

ondc wtf,stop making india russia,,last thing india needs is socialist approach to capitalism!!