Kampus360 builds and operates the platforms students open every day — KampusChow for food and KampusCart for everything else. One identity, one wallet, one support team underneath both.
Every platform we run sits on the same commerce core — the same identity, the same wallet, the same operational tooling. That is what makes launching a new campus fast and running it cheap.
01Good food. Close by.
Campus food delivery and pickup. Students order from verified vendors around campus and track it to their hall, hostel or lecture block — no queues, no guesswork.
02Buy. Sell. Connect.
A student-first marketplace to buy, sell and trade on campus. Textbooks, gadgets, hostel essentials and side hustles — with verified campus identities and safe handoffs.
Kampus360 is not a single app. It is the shared infrastructure — payments, logistics, identity and data — that lets a campus marketplace and a campus food network operate as one ecosystem instead of two disconnected apps.
Shared checkout, cart, catalogue and pricing primitives both platforms build on — so a new campus goes live in days, not quarters.
Wallet top-ups, split settlements, vendor payouts and reconciliation, with the audit trail finance teams actually ask for.
Dispatch assignment, live order state and handoff verification tuned for the odd geometry of a campus map.
Onboarding, menu and inventory control, storefront analytics and settlement reporting in one console.
Student, vendor and rider verification layered onto campus identity, so every counterparty is a real person.
Cohort, campus and category analytics that show where demand is forming before we invest in it.
We have done this before, so we do not improvise. The same four moves turn a new campus into a live Kampus360 market.
We map student density, vendor supply and delivery distance before launching a single storefront.
Vendors and sellers get verified, catalogued and trained on one shared Kampus360 back office.
KampusChow and KampusCart go live together, sharing wallet, identity and support.
Every order and listing makes the next campus cheaper to launch and easier to grow.
Students should not have to think about which app holds their wallet, and vendors should not have to reconcile two systems. We removed that seam.
Top up once and spend across food and marketplace. Fewer payment steps means fewer abandoned carts.
Dorm-to-lecture-hall routing, lecture-block pickup windows and hostel-level drop-off from day one.
Real storefront analytics, transparent settlements and no lock-in on the customers they earn.
A verified student is a verified buyer, seller and diner — trust carries across both platforms.
We partner with universities, student unions and food vendors to launch both platforms campus-wide. Tell us where you are and we will map the rollout.