Myntra is India’s largest fashion e-commerce platform, and behind its ability to deliver ethnic wear, footwear, and sportswear to millions of customers across the country lies a carefully built logistics network. Its fulfilment centres – spread across key industrial corridors – are the backbone of this operation, ensuring fast dispatch, easy returns, and seller inventory management at scale.
For fashion brands, clothing labels, and independent sellers listing on Myntra, knowing where these warehouses sit matters for two reasons: understanding how stock moves through the system, and staying compliant with GST rules when goods cross state lines. This guide covers Myntra’s fulfilment model, confirmed warehouse locations as of 2026, and what sellers need to know before they ship their first order.
How Myntra’s fulfilment model works
Myntra operates a marketplace model with an integrated logistics layer managed through its in-house supply chain arm, Myntra Logistics (MynLog). Unlike platforms that rely entirely on third-party couriers, Myntra runs its own first-mile, mid-mile, and last-mile operations for most pin codes.
Sellers have two primary options for getting goods to customers:
- Seller-fulfilled (SFA): The seller ships directly from their own location. Myntra’s courier partner or MynLog picks up from the seller and delivers to the customer. Inventory stays with the seller.
- Myntra-fulfilled (MFA): The seller sends bulk stock to a Myntra fulfilment centre. Myntra stores, picks, packs, and ships from there. This is faster for customers and reduces seller logistics load.
Under the MFA model, when a seller sends inventory to a Myntra warehouse in another state, it constitutes an inter-state stock transfer. This has direct GST implications – the seller’s GSTIN must be registered in the state where the fulfilment centre is located, or they must register that warehouse as an Additional Place of Business (APOB) under their existing GST registration.
Myntra’s fulfilment centres are strategically placed near major metro markets and high-density tier-2 demand zones, allowing same-day and next-day delivery windows that the platform has been expanding steadily since 2022.
Myntra warehouse locations in India (2026)
The following are Myntra’s confirmed fulfilment centre locations based on publicly available data and seller documentation as of 2026. Myntra does not publish a single exhaustive warehouse registry, so sellers should verify applicable locations through the Myntra Partner Portal when onboarding.
| State | City / Area | Warehouse zone / locality |
|---|---|---|
| Karnataka | Bengaluru | Hoskote / Anekal Road corridor |
| Maharashtra | Bhiwandi (near Mumbai) | Kalyan-Bhiwandi logistics belt |
| Haryana | Bilaspur (Gurugram district) | Danokri – NH-48 industrial zone |
| Haryana | Binola (Gurugram district) | Binola industrial area, NH-48 |
| West Bengal | Kolkata (New Town) | DLF II, New Town – Nasakari Hati Bazar |
| Telangana | Hyderabad | Patancheru / Bonthapally logistics zone |
| Tamil Nadu | Chennai | Sriperumbudur / Oragadam industrial corridor |
| Uttar Pradesh | Greater Noida | Ecotech industrial area |
| Rajasthan | Jaipur | Sitapura industrial zone |
Note: Exact pin codes and gate addresses for MFA stock-in are communicated by Myntra during seller onboarding. The table above reflects known fulfilment corridors. Myntra may add, consolidate, or relocate centres as volume grows.
The Bengaluru facility is the largest and serves as the primary hub for south India, handling a significant share of Myntra’s total order volume given that Bengaluru is both the company’s headquarters city and a dominant fashion e-commerce market. The Haryana cluster (Bilaspur + Binola) covers NCR and north India. Bhiwandi is the gateway for western India demand.
How to sell on Myntra and use their fulfilment
Selling on Myntra involves a structured onboarding process that differs from open marketplaces. Myntra is brand-focused, meaning it onboards established labels and vetted sellers rather than individual casual sellers.
The steps to get started:
- Apply through the Myntra Partner Portal (partner.myntra.com). You will need brand documentation, catalogue samples, and GST registration.
- Complete brand audit: Myntra evaluates product quality, catalogue depth, and brand positioning before approval. This process can take 2 to 8 weeks.
- Sign the seller agreement and set up your catalogue through Myntra Style Studio, their product listing tool.
- Choose fulfilment mode: Decide between SFA (ship yourself) or MFA (stock at Myntra warehouses). Many sellers begin with SFA and migrate to MFA once volume is established.
- For MFA: Myntra assigns the relevant fulfilment centre based on your product category and seller location. You raise a stock-in request, pack goods per Myntra’s packaging guidelines, and ship to the designated warehouse.
Myntra provides sellers with a dashboard showing inventory levels at each fulfilment centre, pending orders, return status, and payment settlements. Payments are typically settled on a 15-day cycle after delivery confirmation.
Sellers using MFA see faster order fulfilment (often within 24-48 hours of order placement), which improves their platform ranking and buy-box eligibility. For sellers in categories like ethnic wear, kurtas, and fast-fashion basics, where demand surges during sale events (End of Reason Sale, Big Fashion Festival), having stock pre-positioned at Myntra FCs is a significant advantage.
GST and APOB requirements for Myntra sellers
This is the area where many new Myntra sellers run into compliance gaps.
When you send inventory to a Myntra fulfilment centre in a state where you are not GST registered, the movement of goods is treated as a stock transfer – a supply under GST, even though no sale has occurred yet. This means:
- You need a GSTIN in the state where the Myntra FC is located, or
- You need to register the Myntra warehouse as an APOB under your existing GST registration in your home state
What is APOB? An Additional Place of Business (APOB) is an amendment to your GST registration that adds the fulfilment centre address as an additional business location. Once registered, you can legally transfer stock to that FC and have the GST system recognise it as an internal transfer rather than an unregistered supply.
Myntra requires sellers using MFA to provide their GSTIN details for each state where they are stocking inventory. Without valid GST registration or APOB in the relevant state, Myntra cannot accept your stock-in or process outward supplies compliantly.
Key compliance checklist for Myntra MFA sellers:
- Obtain GST registration in the home state (mandatory before onboarding)
- Identify which Myntra fulfilment centres your stock will flow to
- Check if those FCs are in states where you already have GSTIN coverage
- For states without coverage, register APOB or obtain a new GSTIN
- Issue a delivery challan or stock transfer invoice when dispatching to the FC
- Reconcile e-way bill requirements for inter-state stock transfers above Rs 50,000
For sellers stocking at Haryana FCs (covering NCR orders) and the Bengaluru FC simultaneously, that is two separate state registrations to manage. Many mid-scale Myntra sellers end up with GSTINs or APOBs in Karnataka, Maharashtra, Haryana, and West Bengal as a minimum viable compliance footprint.
You can read more about APOB registration specifically for e-commerce use cases in the guide to getting a GST-registered address for ecommerce platforms. For understanding fulfilment-by-marketplace programs more broadly, see the posts on Fulfillment by Flipkart and Fulfillment by Amazon.
Frequently asked questions
Does Myntra have fulfilment centres in all Indian states?
No. As of 2026, Myntra’s confirmed fulfilment centres are concentrated in high-demand states: Karnataka, Maharashtra, Haryana, West Bengal, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Sellers outside these states typically use the SFA model or ship to the nearest FC via inter-state transfer.
Can any seller use Myntra’s MFA programme?
The MFA programme is available to approved Myntra sellers, but not all categories or seller tiers have automatic access. Myntra typically extends MFA access to sellers with an established catalogue and a minimum order volume threshold. Your partner manager will clarify eligibility during onboarding.
Do I need a separate GST registration for every Myntra warehouse state?
Yes, you need valid GST registration in each state where your stock will be physically held, either through a full GSTIN or by registering the warehouse as an APOB under an existing registration. Myntra will ask for this during FC allocation.
What is the process for APOB registration at a Myntra FC?
You file a GST registration amendment (via GST portal) adding the Myntra warehouse address as an Additional Place of Business. You will need a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Myntra confirming they permit use of the address for GST purposes. Myntra’s partner team can provide this letter upon request.
How long does Myntra seller onboarding take?
Brand audit and approval typically take 2 to 8 weeks. Once approved, catalogue listing and FC allocation can take another 2 to 4 weeks before you are live and able to send MFA stock.
Where is Myntra’s main fulfilment centre?
Myntra’s primary and largest fulfilment hub is in Bengaluru (Karnataka), which aligns with the company’s headquarters and its largest order volume market. It handles a disproportionate share of south India fulfilment.
What happens to returned items at Myntra FCs?
Returned goods go through a quality check at the FC. Items that pass are relisted as available inventory. Items that fail quality checks are marked for seller pickup or disposal, depending on the seller’s return policy agreement with Myntra. Sellers can track return status from the partner dashboard.
Fashion sellers who are scaling their Myntra operations across multiple states often find that managing GST registrations in each warehouse state adds administrative overhead. A virtual office from myHQ lets sellers get a compliant registered address in any of Myntra’s key fulfilment states – useful for meeting APOB or fresh GSTIN requirements without setting up a physical office in each location.
