Food delivery giant Deliveroo announced yesterday (December 1) its partnership with hawker food delivery startup WhyQ to expand its Mix & Match concept to hawker centres. This means that Deliveroo ...

WhyQ also appeared to have backtracked on its no-minimum-order policy, with reports of exorbitant markups and users being charged S$1.50 per item rather than per meal, making WhyQ’s delivery fees ...

Start-up does it for you WhyQ founders Varun Saraf (L) and Rishabh Singhvi pose for a photo on March 16, 2017. Photo: Jason Quah/TODAY By Kelly Ng Published March 19, 2017 Updated March 20, 2017 ...

HAWKER food-delivery startup WhyQ has joined forces with supermarket operator FairPrice Group to pilot a new food-delivery platform that does not charge merchants commissions or onboarding fees.

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 26 (Bernama) -- WhyQ, a Singapore-based startup focused on helping micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) digitise their business, has secured an additional RM4.6 million (S$1.4 ...

Getting the right technology is another challenge. For instance, the WhyQ business model is based 100 per cent on WhatsApp. But buying a WhatsApp business API account could take long, he recounts.

<p>WhyQ was derived from the idea of getting your favorite street food without the need of queuing, and more February this year marks the two years anniversary of WhyQ, a hawker food delivery service ...

Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy says there’s one skill he looks for in talent at the $2 trillion tech giant—their “WhyQ.” That is, the ability to question everything. In his 3 decades at the ...

He said: "Marketplace @ WhyQ is a community platform that enables all food vendors to digitise their offerings with no commission fees, no onboarding charges and a transparent, distance-based ...

Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy says there’s one skill he looks for in talent at the $2 trillion tech giant—their “WhyQ.” That is, the ability to question everything. In his 3 decades at the ...