Firiri Crosses 50,000 Users Within Two Months Of Launch In Nepal
Nepal-developed digital platform Firiri has crossed 50,000 users within two months of launching its services. The platform currently brings together ride, delivery, food, grocery, marketplace, hotel, vehicle rental, real estate, employment, entertainment, and learning services, with plans to expand to more cities and areas across Nepal.
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Kathmandu, October 04, 2026
Nepal-developed multi-service digital platform SuperApp "Firiri" has crossed 50,000 users within just two months of starting its services, according to the company.
The company says the milestone reflects growing interest among Nepali users in locally developed digital services. Firiri is being developed with the goal of creating a digital ecosystem in Nepal where users can access multiple everyday services through a single platform.
Firiri Expands Multiple Services Through One Platform
Firiri currently brings together a range of services related to daily needs. Its platform is expanding across areas including ride services, delivery, food, grocery, marketplace, hotels, vehicle rental, real estate, employment, movies and entertainment, and learning.
The company said that as its user base has grown, the use of different services available on the platform and participation from service providers have also continued to increase.
50,000 Users In Two Months
Reaching more than 50,000 users within two months of launch is an important milestone for the company.
The growth represents increasing user confidence in technology and services developed in Nepal. It also sees the expanding user base as an opportunity to further grow the platform's services and network of service providers.
Firiri founder and CEO Kushal Khadka said that the company aims to build a world-class digital platform in Nepal.
“Receiving the trust of more than 50,000 users within two months is a major achievement for us. This is not just a number, but a sign of the trust Nepali users have shown in technology and services developed in Nepal,” Khadka said.
He added that the company's next goal is to improve its services, add more services, and reach more people across Nepal.
Plans To Expand Beyond Kathmandu
Firiri plans to expand its services to different cities and areas across Nepal in the coming days.
The company also plans to increase opportunities for service providers and employment while making everyday services easier to access through a single digital platform.
Firiri says it is moving forward with the idea of “Made In Nepal, Used In Nepal”, to strengthen Nepal's technology sector and demonstrate the potential of locally developed digital services.
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