Riders
Your street knowledge matters. Nearby deliveries with clear rules.
Zero Fatigue Program, Kumü Scouts, traceable payouts, and assignment with clear rules — no inflated promises.
Operating differences vs mass apps
Mass platforms optimize speed and margin. Kumü publishes shift limits, rates, and assignment rules.
Real shift limits
Zero Fatigue Program: the platform does not push infinite hours. If you exceed safe limits, no orders are assigned.
Clear pay, no fine print
Rates and rules visible before you hit the street. No surprises from promos the algorithm claws back later.
No star-rating race
We do not punish you with aggressive gamification. We prioritize zones, shifts, and fair operating conditions.
Human support
Incidents, payouts, and questions with a real team — not just a chatbot closing the ticket.
Microzone operations
Orders from local neighborhood stores, with pilot coverage in Buenos Aires and visible rules in the app.
How you work at Kumü
A model built to sustain your work over time, not burn you out in a week.
1. Apply online
Complete your details, vehicle, and payout method. We review documentation with clear criteria.
2. Responsible onboarding
If approved, you access the rider portal/app with safety and Zero Fatigue induction.
3. Shifts with limits
Go online when you can. The system respects max consecutive hours and breaks between orders.
4. Deliver in your area
Orders from local neighborhood businesses. Fewer empty kilometers, more community connection.
5. Get paid with traceability
Payouts to bank account or wallet, with a record of what you delivered and support if something does not add up.
Zero Fatigue Program
Published shift limits and mandatory breaks to help sustain safer work sessions.
🚲 Bike riders
- Maximum 6 consecutive hours
- Up to 8 total hours per day
- Mileage limits
- Mandatory breaks between orders
🏍️ Motorcycle or moped riders
- Maximum 8 consecutive hours
- Up to 12 total hours per day
- Mandatory breaks between orders
Your health is a priority.
Kumü does not assign orders if you exceed safe limits.
Benefits for Riders
If you have your own bike or motorcycle:
- Start working immediately
- You can choose a Kumü Plan (health, insurance, savings)
- Fair commission
- Safe rest periods
Kumü Community
Kumü is not just work. It's a place to grow.
Events
Workshops
Sports activities
Human support
Rest spaces
Join the community that cares for you.
Apply as a RiderRequirements to join as a rider
Kumü onboarding flow, updated April 2026.
To join Kumü as a rider you need to meet the following requirements, aligned with typical courier signup (ID, vehicle, payout details) and our commitment to dignified work:
How the Kumü process works
It starts on the web; we then review your profile and enable app access when appropriate.
Requirements
You confirm age (18+), smartphone, identity and—if applicable—a valid license and insurance for motorized vehicles.
Online signup
You enter personal details, city and address, vehicle, bank CBU/CVU or alias for payouts, and availability.
Review
Kumü validates the information. We may ask for photos of ID, license or proof via a secure channel.
Access
If approved, we enable your rider portal/app access and send next steps.
- Age: 18 or older
- Documentation: valid ID and CUIL/CUIT
- Criminal record check (recommended)
- Vehicle: bike, motorcycle, moped or car in good condition
- Smartphone with internet
- Bank account or e-wallet
- Commitment to the community and Zero Fatigue Program
Bonus: Kumü Scouts
If you know merchants in your area, you can join the referral program when you sign up. It's voluntary and does not replace being a delivery rider.
If you meet these requirements, complete the form and start your onboarding process.
Apply as a Rider
Step-by-step signup: details, location, vehicle, documents, payouts and confirmation (Kumü, Apr 2026)
Earnings depend on real orders in your zone and are not guaranteed. Kumü publishes operating rules and shift limits (Zero Fatigue Program); they do not establish employment or undefined benefits not in applicable terms or contracts.