Global Glitch Halts Wolt Delivery Orders
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The Wolt delivery app is down globally due to a technical failure, preventing customers from placing new orders and only allowing self-pickup. The company has confirmed the issue and is working to resolve it quickly, apologizing for the inconvenience. This is the latest in a series of disruptions for the service, with a similar global outage occurring at the end of May.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Wolt's global delivery service is currently unavailable due to a technical malfunction.
- Customers are unable to place new delivery orders through the app.
- Self-pickup options from businesses remain available.
- The company has confirmed the global technical issue and is working on a fix.
- This is the latest in a series of disruptions affecting Wolt's operations.
The popular food delivery app Wolt is experiencing a global technical issue that is preventing customers from placing new orders. Users attempting to order through the app are receiving messages stating the company is facing "global technical difficulties," rendering delivery services unavailable. While deliveries are halted, customers can still opt for self-pickup from the businesses. Wolt confirmed the malfunction, stating, "We are currently experiencing a global technical failure affecting the receipt of new orders and are working to resolve it quickly." The company apologized for the temporary inconvenience. The cause of the current outage has not been disclosed, nor is there an estimated time for when delivery services will resume. This incident follows a similar worldwide disruption at the end of May, which also stopped new orders for several hours. That malfunction was the third to affect Wolt's operations that month, reportedly caused by an issue within the delivery app that prevented couriers from marking orders as delivered, leaving thousands of orders stalled until service was restored later that day.
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