Bolt Food: cash payment across Poland
Bolt Food has launched cash payment in every city in Poland. The cash limit is 200 zł.
- Flexible hours — you choose when to ride
- No commission on Glovo, Uber Eats and Pyszne with our partner
- Civil contract (umowa zlecenie) — no company needed
You register through a settlement partner (fleet), not directly in the app.
How it works
- The customer pays the courier in cash on delivery.
- The cash collected appears on the courier’s balance in the app.
- It is settled through the weekly payout — the cash amount is deducted from it.
What it means for couriers
More orders from customers who prefer cash, and money in hand straight away. Keep an eye on your cash balance in the app so you do not go over the limit.
How to start
You join Bolt Food through a settlement partner — no business of your own. The partner signs the contract with you, settles your orders and pays you out.
You see the fee for every order in the app before you accept it.
Want to ride with Bolt Food?
Signing up takes a few minutes. Our settlement partner handles the contract and payouts — no business registration needed.
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