Namma Yatri enters corporate mobility with OneBanc, extends its zero-commission model to enterprise rides

Ride-hailing platform Namma Yatri has partnered with OneBanc to enter the corporate mobility market, extending its open-network, commission-free operating model to enterprise travel and employee ride benefits.

Under the partnership, enterprises will gain access to an integrated corporate mobility workflow that combines employee travel booking, policy enforcement, expense capture, invoicing, and reconciliation within a single automated system.

The integration is designed to offer predictable pricing and streamlined booking for employees, audit-ready and compliant data for finance teams, and fair, commission-free earnings for drivers operating on Namma Yatri’s platform.

OneBanc is an AI-powered Employer Money Tracking System (EMTS) that automates payroll, benefits, and expense management for enterprises. With the integration, all corporate rides booked on Namma Yatri are automatically captured within OneBanc’s platform. The system validates route details, timestamps, merchant information, policy compliance, and GST documentation without manual intervention, significantly reducing administrative overhead for organisations.

The collaboration marks the first rollout of Namma Yatri’s Corporate Ride Benefits, taking its ONDC-aligned, open mobility model beyond individual users to enterprise use cases. Corporate mobility remains one of the largest yet least standardised categories of enterprise spending in India, often characterised by opaque pricing, inconsistent mark-ups, and manual reconciliation.

Commenting on the partnership, Shan MS, COO and co-founder of Namma Yatri, said, “Namma Yatri was built on a simple belief that mobility works best when it is fair, transparent, and rooted in public digital infrastructure. Enterprises today are looking for the same values: predictability, accountability, and clean systems. Partnering with OneBanc allows us to bring open-network mobility into the enterprise ecosystem in a way that respects drivers, simplifies life for employees, and gives finance teams the clarity they have been seeking for years.”

Vibhore Goyal, co-founder and CEO of OneBanc, said the partnership aligns with the company’s focus on automation and compliance across the employee ecosystem. “Namma Yatri’s operational excellence, driver-first model, and expanding presence across major Indian cities represent the future of open, sustainable mobility. Integrating Namma Yatri enables enterprises to benefit from high-quality trip data, accurate invoices, and significantly reduced operational effort,” he said.

According to a Deloitte report, India’s enterprise travel and expense market is estimated at $11-13 billion annually, with local transport and cab services accounting for $2.5-$3 billion of that spend. Despite the scale, enterprises often face unpredictable fares and heavy reconciliation work, while employees deal with cumbersome reimbursement processes.

The partnership will initially focus on enterprises with large, distributed workforces across major Indian cities, where local transport forms a significant share of employee expenses. Over time, the companies plan to scale the integration across sectors including technology services, BFSI, manufacturing, and shared services.