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From ₹4.3 lakh iPhone cart to ₹15 lakh gold purchase, here are the biggest and most expensive Instamart orders of 2025.
1 , 9Instant commerce was no longer limited to low-ticket items in 2025. Data from Instamart’s annual order analysis, ‘How India Instamarted 2025’, shows several instances where users placed unusually high-value carts, including electronics, precious metals and festive purchases. Here’s a look at the top 8 highest-value orders recorded on Instamart in 2025.
2 , 91. A user from Mumbai bought gold worth ₹ 15.16 lakh. The highest cumulative spend on gold came from Mumbai, where a user bought gold worth ₹15.16 lakh over the year. (Image: Canva)
3 , 92. iPhone cart worth ₹4.3 lakh from Hyderabad. The highest single cart value of 2025 was recorded in Hyderabad, where a customer purchased three iPhones in one order. (Image: Canva)
4 , 93. Electronics order worth ₹2.69 lakh in Noida. A Noida-based user placed a cart worth ₹2.69 lakh, buying things like a Bluetooth speaker, an SSD and a robotic vacuum cleaner. (Image: Canva)
5 , 94. Silver brick worth ₹ 1.97 lakh was added to the Diwali cart. In Bengaluru, a user added a one kilogram silver brick worth ₹1.97 lakh to his Diwali shopping cart. (Image: Canva)
6 , 95. A cart worth ₹1 lakh was purchased for ₹7,000 during the sale. During Instamart’s Quick India Movement sale, a user from Chennai bought a cart worth ₹1 lakh for just ₹7,000 after applying multiple discounts. (Image: Canva)
7 , 96. A user spent more than ₹1.06 lakh on condoms. A Chennai customer ordered 228 different condoms over a year, and spent over ₹1.06 lakh. (Image: Canva)
8 , 97. Delivery partners in Bengaluru were given a tip of ₹68,600. Bengaluru emerged as the highest tipping city with a user tipping ₹68,600 to a delivery partner during the year. (Image: Canva)
9 , 98. Gift carts increased during major occasions and festivals. Higher priced carts were also launched on occasions like Diwali and Valentine’s Day, which saw a sharp increase in orders for roses and chocolates. (Image: Canva)