CoD fees on govt radar; e-gaming regulator takes form

October 3, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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Extra charges on cash-on-delivery have attracted the government’s attention. This and more on today’s ETtech Top 5.

Also in the letter:
■ ECMS rush
■ WeWork India IPO
■ Qcomm’s spiritual side

Govt probes ecommerce platforms over cash-on-delivery charges

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The government has launched an investigation into ecommerce platforms allegedly levying extra fees on customers opting for cash-on-delivery (CoD), following complaints that the practice is misleading and infringes on consumer rights.

Tell me more: Consumer affairs minister Pralhad Joshi said…

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CoD fees on govt radar; e-gaming regulator takes form

October 3, 2025

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Extra charges on cash-on-delivery have attracted the government’s attention. This and more on today’s ETtech Top 5.

Also in the letter:
■ ECMS rush
■ WeWork India IPO
■ Qcomm’s spiritual side

Govt probes ecommerce platforms over cash-on-delivery charges

Online delivery

The government has launched an investigation into ecommerce platforms allegedly levying extra fees on customers opting for cash-on-delivery (CoD), following complaints that the practice is misleading and infringes on consumer rights.

Tell me more: Consumer affairs minister Pralhad Joshi said…

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