The people doing the work should keep the money.

Swift is one app for the things a day actually needs: food and grocery delivery, local shops, taxi rides, parcels across town, and booking a tradesperson. It is built for Georgetown, Guyana, by people who live with the same streets, the same phones and the same payment habits as the people using it.

Most delivery platforms take a percentage of every sale. Swift does not, and it is not a promotion that expires. Businesses and movers pay one flat weekly subscription and keep 100% of every sale, fare and tip. The subscription is the entire business model — there is no commission line, no service fee taken from a driver, and no markup added to a customer's bill.

Money moves the way it already moves here: cash at the door, or a direct transfer to the business or driver's own MMG. Swift never holds, processes or routes order money. That is a deliberate design decision, not a limitation — it keeps the platform a piece of software rather than a place your money sits.