Ecommerce enabler GoKwik partners with Kartify to offer its RTO-enabled one-click checkout

Ecommerce enablement platform GoKwik has partnered with Kartify, an ANS Commerce platform (a Flipkart company). As part of the collaboration, The eCommerce enabler has extended its checkout solutions to Kartify. 

With this, GoKwik said it will allow brands in the Kartify network access to its full-stack checkout services.

GoKwik said it has an address pre-fill rate of up to 85% and has built features such as multiple discount configurations, split COD payments, RTO risk intelligence, T+1 settlement period, etc, which helps brands drive higher conversions, increase GMV growth and reduce Return to Origin (RTO) rates.

The startup claims to have helped more than 500 brands generate GMV (gross merchant value) worth over USD 1 billion, multiply conversions by 2X and save RTO (return to origin-non-deliverability of COD orders) losses worth USD 450 million.

“With this integration with Kartify, GoKwik has entered the next phase of its mission to enable the eCommerce ecosystem by expanding support services to every eCommerce platform and catering to a larger brand base. We are building deep, innovative & industry-first solutions to help eCommerce brands accelerate their growth potential” said Chirag Taneja, Co-Founder and CEO, GoKwik.

Kartify is a proprietary platform from ANS Commerce that helps to curate Bespoke online brand stores. 

It claims to have ITC’s Dermafique & Fiama Killer Jeans, Bestseller Clothing Brand Vero Moda, Dabur, Da Milano and 100+ legacy as well as D2C brands in its network.

“GoKwik’s faster check-out implementation is already making an immediate impact, boosting the conversion rate for brands on Kartify. The significant reduction in RTO is another factor driving the enablement of GoKwik for these brands. We are looking forward to helping our brands scale their growth with this partnership.” said Priti Zararia, Senior Director, Alliances, ANS Commerce

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