Getting onto a marketplace is forms, documents, approvals and waiting. We set up your seller account, get your brand approved and list your first products, on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, JioMart and the quick-commerce apps, without weeks of back-and-forth.
On Amazon: Seller Central set-up, Brand Registry, category approval and your first listings.
On Flipkart: Seller account, brand approval and your first catalogue on Flipkart.
On Meesho: Supplier account set-up and your first catalogue uploads.
On JioMart: Seller onboarding, brand approval and catalogue set-up on JioMart.
On Myntra: Myntra approves each brand itself. We get your documents and catalogue ready for your application.
On Ajio: Brand approval and catalogue set-up to Ajio’s guidelines.
On Nykaa: Nykaa chooses its brands. We get your application, documents and catalogue ready for its review.
On Blinkit: Seller Hub sign-up, documents, product requests and your first ROs.
On Swiggy Instamart: Brand onboarding with the documents Instamart asks for.
On Zepto: Brand onboarding, from KYC to contract, then your first products.
On BigBasket: Supplier onboarding with your FSSAI or drug licence, and your first listings.
On Flipkart Minutes: Getting your products onto Flipkart’s quick-commerce shelf.
Kadak on Amazon
Every document filed once · Next: first orders
LiveKadak on Blinkit
Every document filed once · Next: first orders
LiveGST, trademark papers, brand approval, category permissions, catalogue templates, warehouse documents. Every marketplace has its own forms and its own rules, and they keep changing. One missing document can mean another week of waiting, so we get them right before anything is filed.
Packed in New DelhiHandle with ambition
Packed in New DelhiHandle with ambition
Usually a GST registration (most categories need one), a PAN, a bank account in the business’s name, and details for every product in your catalogue. Brand Registry also needs a registered or applied-for trademark. We set up the account and handle the paperwork.
Blinkit’s Seller Hub takes your shipping address from your GST registration, and every product needs its barcode (UPC), or an exemption code from Blinkit. Food needs an FSSAI licence for the location you ship from, and a photo of the pack showing the licence number. Ayurvedic products need an AYUSH licence number, and some products need a BIS licence number.
The full Blinkit document checklistFor most marketplaces, yes. Meesho lets small sellers start without GST, using an Enrolment ID, as long as they sell only within their own state. Amazon, Flipkart and the quick-commerce apps need GST for almost every category.
Selling online without GSTNot always to start, but it helps. Amazon Brand Registry needs a registered or applied-for trademark. Flipkart, JioMart and Zepto accept a trademark certificate, or an authorisation letter from the brand owner.
It depends on the marketplace and how complete your documents are. Amazon reviews category applications in 2 to 7 business days, Blinkit approves each product request in about 7 days, and Zepto onboards the brands it selects within 15 business days. We file everything complete, so you don’t lose weeks to back-and-forth.
Myntra and Nykaa choose their brands themselves, and Myntra says it doesn’t onboard brands through agencies. What we do is get your application, documents and catalogue ready, so your brand is ready if they say yes.
Yes. Beauty, food, supplements, medicines, jewellery and watches need approval on Amazon and other marketplaces before you can list. We check your documents and file the application.
Category approval
Tell us what you make and where it sells. We’ll tell you what it needs, and what it doesn’t.
