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I think Indians have a lot of trust issues and they'll not use such apps until they get a well recognition among everyone... For e.g. fampay is an awesome concept but Indians still do not trust it as much.

Super apps never succeed in India. Just look at Gojek.

Nope.

WhatsApp

I will not want to trust any third party app from a rather small developer, don't get me wrong, in this landscape trust is very much of an issue. If you prove your security than why not!!

I think making the UI of app which is more particular is better which happens if different apps are present rather than the single app ,hence more distribution more creative and more happening

Nope, not happening because it could only have worked if you started in 2007 or around that time. Now big apps dominate and have built their market. Hard to penetrate.

Hey this might not work as most usecases are already being solved via established apps. WeChat like app is almost impossible now.

Superapps never work in India. Look at Tata Neu.

We all can use We will be proude to use an indian app but For rest market you should have a strong marketting team which can work from ground if you are going to do something revolutionary I will join you for marketing.

I think , Many companies tried to build Super App like OLA,Tata, Reliance and Paytm but they failed because we have different apps for different needs and companies provide discount so we go for options.. that's it..

Yes, I think if you provide affordability then definitely it will work. Superapp concept already been succeed in many other countries.

Paytm already tried it.it failed to gain traction.The thing is Indian customers need a specific app for every type of service.Hence it doesn't work. Correct me if I'm wrong.

A Super app is a unique idea but using it is very confusing especially having so many services but still it's worth a shot

I think we like having options. Most of the people check different apps and compare the prices and customer service before making a payment. When a single app offers so many services, they tend to loose out on providing the best on each category. As a result, people don't comeback to the app for any service. I think for this sole reason, super apps have never worked in India.

Yes, but remember indians like affordability, please keep that in mind and then do it, Study all other platforms throughly, have a clear understanding and the expectations.

It's worth a shot

It's just behaviour of a human I think see we love the brand which is good at it and we would choose it by defaults if we think of food dilivery it's Zomato or swiggy .Uber eats exist but don't know and would not go there once is also there but many people wtillse that the convicts is in using Zomato and swiggy . To make a app which provide all survice like we chat we need the trust of people WhatsApp is used by everyone in india so WhatsApp pay should be one of most used UPI app but is not people trusted Google pay and phone pe more it's on how you target the market and brand awareness if it's great there is possible and again tata neu was something like that / if you can make platform integration chat services like WhatsApp/ dilivery like Zomato swiggy/ shoping like Flipkart from pre existing service there is chance it may work it all depends on if coustomer feels comfortable/ trust the company

First of all CN is a communist country where competition doesn't exist whereas in India we have an dedicated ministry on compitition regulation... This is the reason why all in one app will not sustain here...

Sab ke pass different app hain we r use to it