Pakistani e-commerce is overwhelmingly cash on delivery, and return-to-origin rates are among the highest in the region. A courier company here competes on two numbers — delivery success and payout speed — and both depend on how well cash, parcels and merchants are reconciled every single day.
A returned COD parcel costs two trips and earns nothing. Drix reports return rate by merchant, by city and by rider, flags repeat-refusal customers and gives you the data to charge fairly or cut off bad senders.
Collections happen in Karachi, Lahore, Faisalabad and Multan; accounts sit at head office. Drix keeps cash-in-hand live per rider and per branch, with daily settlement at the hub, so head office sees every rupee before it is banked.
Sellers compare couriers on how quickly COD reaches their account. Drix prepares net payouts per merchant per cycle — daily, weekly or on demand — so you can settle faster than the big networks and win merchants on it.
A live cash ledger connecting riders, parcels and merchant payouts in Pakistan — reconciled continuously, not at month end.
Assign parcels, follow live rider locations and settle rider collections daily in Pakistan — from one dashboard.
Drix nets COD collected minus delivery charges and adjustments per merchant and prepares the exact payout amount. Pay through JazzCash, Easypaisa, Raast or IBFT bank transfer, record it, and the merchant sees the settlement in their panel.
National networks win on coverage; regional and startup couriers win on payout speed, success rate and merchant service. Drix gives you the tooling they run — tracking, merchant panel, COD ledger — at startup scale, plus an API for merchant storefront integration.
Local networks: TCS, Leopards Courier, M&P, PostEx, Trax
Courier API & IntegrationsServing courier companies in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and nationwide.
Live courier operations
Parcels delivered through Drix
Riders on the app
Yes. Currency, delivery-charge zones, COD percentage, payout cycles and SMS templates are configured per company, so Drix runs in rupees with your own city zones and rate card from day one.
Drix prepares the net payout per merchant per cycle; you pay through JazzCash, Easypaisa, Raast or bank transfer and record the payment so merchant statements stay accurate.
Return rates are reported by merchant, area and rider; repeat-refusal customer numbers are visible at booking; and partial-delivery and return statuses keep the COD ledger correct. Most customers use the merchant-level report to renegotiate with senders who drive returns.
Yes. Branches, hubs and inter-city transfers are built in. Each branch sees its own parcels, riders and cash; head office sees all of it with branch-level reports.
Pricing is by parcel volume and branch count, quoted in USD or PKR. Send your monthly volume on WhatsApp and we reply with a quote the same day, Pakistan business hours.
Yes. Support runs over WhatsApp, phone and tickets from 10:00 to 19:00 GMT+6, which is 09:00 to 18:00 PKT, six days a week.

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