Bolt Market Commences Operations In Croatia
Talinn-based grocery delivery service Bolt Market has started operations in Croatia, as part of an effort to expand its activities across Europe, according to media reports.
To avail of the service, users need to download the Bolt Food app on their smartphones, which will redirect them to the nearest Bolt store.
After selecting the desired food for delivery and before confirming the order, the application displays the price of the order and the estimated delivery time.
Payment is possible in cash upon collection or with a bank card for which data has been previously added in the application.
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