Most Nepali delivery companies start inside the Kathmandu valley with a few riders, Facebook and Instagram sellers as merchants, and a spreadsheet for COD. Growth means outside-valley parcels, more merchants asking for payout statements, and cash that no longer fits in a notebook.
Inside the valley is same-day on a bike; Pokhara or Biratnagar means a transfer and two or three days. Drix prices each parcel by zone and weight automatically, so quotes, labels and merchant statements all match.
Customers pay cash at the door, merchants want eSewa or Khalti. Drix records every doorstep collection against its parcel, tracks rider cash-in-hand, and prepares net merchant payouts for whichever wallet they use.
When the owner also dispatches, reconciliation happens at midnight. Drix automates the booking-to-payout flow: merchants self-book in the panel, riders update status in the app, and the ledger reconciles itself.
A live cash ledger connecting riders, parcels and merchant payouts in Nepal — reconciled continuously, not at month end.
Assign parcels, follow live rider locations and settle rider collections daily in Nepal — from one dashboard.
Drix nets COD collected minus delivery charges per merchant per cycle and prepares the exact amount. Pay through eSewa, Khalti, connectIPS or bank transfer, record it, and the merchant sees the settlement instantly in their panel.
Established Nepali couriers grew on process; new entrants grow on software. Drix gives a two-rider startup the same tracking, merchant panel and COD ledger a national courier runs, with an API for merchant storefronts when you are ready.
Local networks: Nepal Can Move, Sundhara Courier, Upaya City Cargo
Courier API & IntegrationsServing courier companies in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara, Biratnagar, Butwal and nationwide.
Live courier operations
Parcels delivered through Drix
Riders on the app
Yes. Currency, delivery zones (valley, sub-metro, outside valley), weight slabs, COD rules and payout cycles are configured per company, so Drix runs in Nepali rupees with your rate card from day one.
Drix prepares the net payout per merchant per cycle; you pay through eSewa, Khalti, connectIPS or bank transfer and record the payment so statements stay accurate.
Yes. The Startup plan is designed for single-branch operations. Message us on WhatsApp with your monthly parcel count and we quote the same day.
Yes. Drix tracks inter-branch transfers and handovers to partner couriers, so an outside-valley parcel stays visible to you and the merchant until it is delivered.
WhatsApp, phone and ticket support from 10:00 to 19:00 GMT+6, which is 09:45 to 18:45 NPT, six days a week.

Book a free demo and see valley pricing, COD reconciliation and eSewa payouts with your own parcels.
