Sri Lanka’s homegrown delivery platform ‘Ting’ has announced a major upgrade to its service offerings, introducing innovative multi-vendor ordering along with a built-in bill-splitting feature. The new capabilities are designed to enhance user convenience and transform group ordering experiences across the country. By allowing consumers to browse and purchase from multiple merchants in a single transaction while seamlessly managing shared expenses, Ting continues to advance the digital delivery ecosystem in Sri Lanka.
The multi-vendor ordering functionality addresses a long-standing challenge in online food and retail delivery. Users can now curate orders from different participating vendors, restaurants, or local merchants within one cart, eliminating the need to place separate orders, pay multiple delivery charges, or manage distinct delivery tracking schedules. This integration provides consumers with greater flexibility and variety when planning meals or shopping online.
Alongside multi-vendor capabilities, Ting’s newly integrated bill-splitting tool simplifies shared financial responsibilities during group purchases. Whether ordering meals with colleagues at work or dining at home with friends, users can now divide the total cost directly within the platform. The feature eliminates manual calculations and external money transfers, offering a streamlined settlement process directly tied to the order.
Key Developments
- Multi-Vendor Capabilities: Customers can now select items from multiple independent vendors and consolidate them into a single checkout process on the Ting platform.
- Built-In Bill Splitting: An integrated tool allows users to calculate and split order costs seamlessly among group members within the app.
- Enhanced Consumer Experience: The update reduces friction in group orders and expands consumer choice across Sri Lanka’s digital marketplace.
The rollout of these features marks a significant milestone for Ting as it expands its footprint as a leading homegrown solution tailored to local consumer preferences. As digital commerce adoption grows throughout Sri Lanka, the introduction of multi-vendor access and automated payment splitting positions the platform to meet evolving market demands for flexible, multi-merchant convenience.