Is getting onto Myntra harder than Flipkart? What do I actually need?
The short answer
Yes, meaningfully harder, Myntra reviews every brand manually through partners.myntrainfo.com and rejects most applications, and the single biggest factor in approval is that you're already selling with documented volume on at least one other marketplace like Amazon, Flipkart or Nykaa. You'll need a registered trademark or a brand authorisation letter, GST, PAN and product samples, and even a clean application can take 30-60 days start to live. Don't lead with Myntra as your first marketplace, prove velocity elsewhere first, then apply.
A quick summary to orient you. The real value is below: the resources worth your time, from people who've actually done it, not us.
Here are the resources
Hand-picked from around the web, each with a note on why it earns your time. India-specific ones carry a badge.
Why we picked it
A screen-share walkthrough of the actual Myntra Partner Portal form fields, which is easier to follow the first time than reading a text guide.
Why we picked it
A more operator-focused walkthrough of Myntra onboarding than Myntra's own portal copy, written by a company whose entire business is plugging brands into these marketplaces.
Why we picked it
Covers Myntra Rising Stars, the zero-commission onboarding track for emerging D2C brands, genuinely useful if you're early-stage and fashion/beauty/lifestyle, since it changes the math on whether Myntra is affordable pre-scale.
Why we picked it
The only official Myntra onboarding portal, Myntra explicitly warns sellers off third-party 'registration' links, so this is the one URL that matters.
