Become a merchant

How to list your restaurant or store on Ryde Eats, what you need to apply, and what onboarding looks like.

Selling on Ryde means your restaurant, grocery store, or shop shows up in Ryde Eats, where nearby customers can browse your catalog and order for delivery or pickup.

What you need to apply

Proof of your business address.
The owner's government-issued ID.
Tax registration, if your business is incorporated.
Your catalog — the items or menu you want to sell.

What to expect

Like every application on Ryde, yours is a short chain of steps shown clearly in order, and completing every step is what submits your application — there's no separate Submit button to look for. Every application is then reviewed by a person on the Ryde team, and your store is approved only when that person approves it.

Merchant review is deliberately forgiving — a messy but genuine document (like a utility bill in a landlord's name) is never rejected by a machine; the person reviewing your application decides. A real business shouldn't be turned away over paperwork that just needs a human look.

Signing your agreement

The last step is e-signing your merchant operating agreement — after that, and once your documents are approved, your store can go live.

Working with Ryde: guidesStep-by-step guides for shops, restaurants and service providers, from setup to getting paid.The merchant portal, a tourWhere everything lives once you're approved.Service providers: how it's differentSelling services instead of a catalog.Signing your Ryde agreementWhat you're signing and why.