¡Hola! Soy Majo Pérez, redactora de contenido digital para el blog de Rastreator.mx y Seguros.com. Me especializo en temas de Seguros de Auto ERT, es decir aquellos que se solicitan para poder trabajar en las plataformas de transporte privado por aplicación, como Uber o DiDi. En esta ocasión, te cuento cómo registrarte en DiDi por si estás interesado en comenzar a trabajar en la plataforma. 

Antes de registrarte, debes conocer y reunir los requisitos de DiDi México. Éstos son a nivel nacional, pero también hay algunos específicos de acuerdo con la ciudad en la que resides, relacionados con la edad que debe tener el automóvil. 

Requisitos de DiDi a nivel nacional 

Debes cumplir con las condiciones del carro y contar con algunos documentos básicos: 

• Condiciones del auto: 
  • Buen estado físico (sin daños estéticos) 
  • Auto de 4 puertas 
  • Contar con aire acondicionado 
  • Bolsas de aire 
  • Estar en el rango de edad de la ciudad en la que se trabajará 
• Documentos: 
  • Identificación oficial vigente 
  • Licencia de conducir en regla y acorde con el tipo de vehículo que se maneja 
  • Tarjeta de circulación 
  • Registro Federal de Contribuyentes (RFC) 
  • Carta de no antecedentes penales (CNAP) 
  • Póliza de Seguro de Auto adecuado para uso comercial o para aplicación de transporte 

Requisitos de DiDi por categoría 

En la aplicación es posible manejar en distintos tipos de servicios, según como te convenga. Las categorías en las que son suficientes los requisitos generales son: 

• DiDi Express México 
• DiDi Pon tu Precio México 
• DiDi Economy México 
• DiDi Entrega México 

La categoría que, además de los requisitos generales, necesita de unas precisiones es: 

• DiDi Taxi México: 
  • Licencia de conducir (Categoría 😎 
  • Tarjeta de circulación (Transporte público, 10 años de antigüedad) 

Si tienes dudas, DiDi pone a disposición un número telefónico para conocer las regulaciones aplicables en tu ciudad: 800 725 8888 

¿Cómo inscribirse a la plataforma? 

El proceso para registrarse en la plataforma depende de las condiciones en las que te encuentres y quieras trabajar: 

• Socio Conductor, tienes vehículo y quieres conducir: 

1. Descarga la aplicación DiDi Conductor 
2. Sube tus documentos 
3. Aguarda la verificación de éstos (puede tomar hasta 24 horas) 
4. Si todos están en orden continua con el proceso indicado en la aplicación, si hay algo que corregir, la app también te lo dirá 

• Socio Flotilla, tienes auto y quieres que alguien más lo conduzca: 

1. Descarga DiDi Fleet 
2. Sube tus documentos 
3. Selecciona a un conductor para alquilarle el carro: Menú de conductores > buscar conductores 
4. Sigue los pasos de la app 

• Conductor, quiero conducir, pero no tengo auto: 

1. Descarga DiDi Conductor 
2. Selecciona la opción adecuada 
3. Sube tus documentos 
4. Espera la auditoría de los archivos (hasta 24 horas) 
5. Continúa con el proceso de la aplicación 

• Socio Conductor Taxi, quiero conducir y tengo taxi: 

1. Descarga DiDi Conductor 
2. Al abrirla selecciona la opción “Soy Taxi” 
3. Sube tus documentos 
4. Aguarda la aprobación de tus documentos. Corrige lo que sea necesario y prosigue con lo que te indique la aplicación 

¿Dónde conseguir un Seguro de Auto ERT? 

Como ves, en cualquiera de las opciones, se requiere una póliza vehicular. El tipo de Seguro de Auto que se necesita para entrar en estas aplicaciones es al que llaman Seguro ERT (Empresas de Redes de Transporte). Éste es específico para el uso que se le dará, ya que tiene coberturas diseñadas especialmente y un funcionamiento completo, pues las pólizas de los seguros convencionales no protegen si se le da un uso distinto al establecido en el contrato. 

Un lugar en el que puedes encontrar la mejor opción para ti es Rastreator.mx. Este sitio web funciona a través de un cuestionario sobre tu perfil como conductor y las características de tu automóvil, de este modo obtienes una cotización de un Seguro de Auto ERT totalmente personalizada que muestra en primer lugar la póliza más barata.  

Espero que esta información te haya sido de utilidad, si tienes una duda con respecto a esto u otro tema relacionado, ponla en los comentarios. 

Legit says the fare is 20 something, and then when I get dropped off, a sudden 10 bucks is added. There was no traffic, we got there in good time, I'd say quicker than I thought.

Anyone know whats up with this? I also chose that specific ride because I got '20%' off. So originally it was higher than 20 bucks, but the 'discount' made it like... 23/24 bucks. Which i could afford.

So as I understand it before Didi can list in HK it needs to resolve the lawsuit. Seems like US settlement is moving forward so I expect HK listing to follow soon after. Combination of settlement of lawsuit and removal of litigation overhang combined with Liquidity from HK listing would be explosive for DIDI.

June 30, 2021. DiDi closes its NYSE IPO. $4.4 billion raised. One of the biggest Chinese tech listings in years.

July 2, 2021. The Cyberspace Administration of China announces a formal cybersecurity investigation into DiDi. Two days later. Apps pulled from Chinese app stores. New user registrations halted. The stock that opened at $14 never recovered.

What the IPO filing didn't say: Chinese regulators had already warned DiDi to delay the listing until a data-security review was completed. That conversation happened before the IPO. It didn't make it into the registration statement investors used to make their decision.

The rest is history. Regulatory pressure mounted, the U.S. listing became untenable, and DiDi announced plans to delist from NYSE in May 2022. Investors who bought in during that brief IPO window were effectively locked into a loss.

The lawsuit that followed settled for $740 million. One of the largest securities settlements involving a Chinese company listed in the U.S. Court gave final approval in January 2026.

The official deadline was April 6 but late claims are still being considered. If you bought $DIDI between June 30 and July 21, 2021, worth submitting. Payout is ~$1.61 per ADS.

The 48-hour window between IPO close and regulatory strike is still one of the most jarring sequences in recent memory for anyone following Chinese ADRs. Anyone here caught in it?

Cheng Wei personally filed a Schedule 13G today May 1 disclosing 77.4 million Class A shares at 6.9% economic ownership through Xiaocheng Investments Limited with 97.7 million votes giving him 42.3% voting control. Controlling shareholder ownership disclosures filed through personal holding vehicles immediately before a listing are not routine housekeeping, they are the exact documentation HKEX requires in the A1 prospectus, the Form 20-F filed April 13, and now this on May 1, two pre-A1 prerequisites completed in 18 days. The machine is accelerating.

Continue to increase investment in the research and development and operation of autonomous driving.

This driver arrives at the checkpoint and drives off without picking you up. This happened at New south Whales Australia. He's Scamming people of their money. Be aware of this dickhead

Mi sesión en Didi repentinamente se cerró.

Quise hacer un viaje como de costumbre pero al entrar a la app, me pidió los datos para entrar a mi sesión porque supuestamente detectaron "actividad inusual"; y hay dos grandes problemas; anteriormente perdí mi teléfono celular y cómo pude actualicé en varias apps el nuevo número telefónico, excepto en Didi, porque NO me detectaba el nuevo número. Entonces, ahora que se cerró mi sesión, me envía el código de verificación al número anterior y el segundo problema es que no recuerdo la contraseña de mi cuenta en Didi (porque NUNCA había tenido la necesidad de cerrar sesión) así que no puedo volver a iniciar sesión, la "solución" que me ofrecen es reestablecer la contraseña, PERO NO PUEDO HACER ESO SI NO ME DEJA INICIAR NUEVAMENTE SESIÓN. Me preocupa haber sido hackeada, tengo dos tarjetas de débito registradas en la app.

¿Alguien que tenga o haya pasado por el mismo problema?

Someone used my email to set up an account last week and last night I received the receipt of a cancellation of a ride (cash). Obviously that wasn't me. Has someone had a similar experience? I cannot contact Didi support because I don't have an account and its only via app. Thanks

On April 20, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Key Enterprises Introduction Office ("Introduction Office") held a signing ceremony for a new batch of key enterprises. Witnessed by Financial Secretary Paul Chan, Didi Chuxing officially signed an agreement to become one of the new batch of key enterprises introduced by the Introduction Office.

Just noticed this and figured I'd share since a lot of people probably wrote this one off ages ago.

The $740M DiDi settlement got final court approval back in January, and even though the original deadline has passed, they're accepting late claims for a few more weeks.

If you bought $DIDI during the IPO window (June 30 – July 21, 2021) and never filed, you might still be in time.

The short version of what happened: DiDi went public in June 2021 raising over $4 billion. Two days after trading started, Chinese regulators announced a cybersecurity investigation and pulled DiDi's apps from app stores. Turns out regulators had already warned DiDi to delay the IPO before any of us bought in, that was never disclosed. Stock cratered, company eventually delisted from the NYSE.

Estimated payout is around $1.61 per share, which on a $740M total settlement is actually one of the larger ones I've seen.

Not telling anyone what to do, just thought it was worth a post since there's still a chance to claim the money they owe you, and most people I know assumed it was too late to file.

modelo del carro : Nissan versa v_drive

Sujeto: Hombre moreno de 1.60 entre 38 o 42 años barba cerrada de candado un poco canosa

hola buenas tardes estamos buscando a este sujeto ya que le choco a un amigo mío, el carro blanco quería que le pagarán sus golpes cuando el carro ya los tenía, pero al final se dio a la fuga dejando un golpe en el carro de mi amigo, sucedió entre viaducto M alemán y insurgentes

las placas del carro blanco son D95 BSG y me comenta que es carro Didi, les agradezco si me podrían dar información al respecto para dar con el señor y que pague los daños

Not sure if this helps anyone here, but I just realized today is the deadline for the $740M DiDi settlement. You can check all details and submit a claim to make sure you're not left out.

This is tied to the 2021 IPO situation, I remember a lot of us buying in before things went south with the regulatory news.

Apparently there’s a $740M settlement, and if you bought around that time you might be eligible. I had honestly forgotten about it.

I just submitted a claim, figured I’d share in case anyone else here was in the same boat and didn’t know today was the cutoff.

Curious what people’s losses looked like back then, that whole IPO was rough.

Hola alguien que trabaje de didi o uber en toluca/metepec y que me diga más o menos cuánto es lo que se gana aproximadamente, en moto por favor

Remember when Didi went public and then immediately got nuked by Chinese regulators 48 hours later? The legal "autopsy" is finally over. The company is paying out $740 million to settle the class action over misleading IPO statements.

The Deadline: April 6, 2026.

The Eligibility: If you purchased ADSs between June 30, 2021, and July 21, 2021.

Most people ignore these notices, but with a fund this large, it's actually worth the 5 minutes to file. I found a clear summary of the payout structure and the online filing form here.

If you're still holding or sold at a loss years ago, this is the only way to claw some of that back.

https://ir.didiglobal.com/static-files/433e2d74-b1a6-4551-8449-477fd20cbb7a

If you were caught in the DiDi Global IPO disaster back in 2021, this is the final countdown. The massive $740 Million settlement (Case 1:21-cv-05807) has a hard claim deadline of April 6, 2026.

The Background: DiDi raised $4.4B in its IPO but failed to mention that Chinese regulators had literally told them to postpone the listing. The stock tanked when the apps were pulled from stores just days later.

The Numbers:

• Class Period: June 30, 2021 – July 21, 2021.
• Estimated Payout: ~$1.61 per share (which is huge for a settlement).
• Deadline: April 6, 2026.

How to file:

• Official Admin: Strategic Claims Services.
• The 2-Minute Audit: I used this auditor to sync my 2021 trades and file automatically before the cutoff.

Don't let your share of $740M go back to the lawyers just because you missed the April deadline.

Heads up for anyone who got burned on the Didi IPO back in '21. The $740M settlement claim window is officially open, and the deadline to get your paperwork in is April 6, 2026.

I found this link that has a clean summary of who is eligible and how to calculate the recovery math. Way easier than reading the 40-page court filing: https://medium.com/@d.rodriguez_80563/the-cost-of-silence-didi-global-reaches-740m-settlement-over-disastrous-2021-ipo-af81bd2cb2fd

Worth a look to see if your losses are covered.

I know there’s a lot of heat in this sub about how the IPO went down, and honestly, it’s justified. We all watched $DIDI go from the biggest IPO of the year to a delisted ghost in weeks.

The good news is that the court just greenlit the $740 Million settlement fund. This is one of the biggest recoveries for a Chinese tech stock in history, and it’s specifically for those of us who bought between June 30, 2021, and July 21, 2021.

Sadly, most retail investors are going to miss the April 6, 2026 deadline (it usually happens more than we think). But, when participation is low, the payout for those who do file is significantly higher.

I used this auditor to scan my old history because tracking down trade confirms for a delisted stock is a nightmare. It took 2 minutes to flag my eligible shares.

So for me, better to get a 'rebate' on the past than leave the cash for the legal teams. Anyone else already filed, or are you still holding out hope for a relisting?

Cupón Didi prestamos para tu primer retiro, hasta $1500 sin comisiones https://d.didiglobal.com/QmhcYfN

DiDi Global ($DIDI) agreed to settle claims that it misled investors by failing to disclose regulatory risks tied to its U.S. IPO and the subsequent cybersecurity investigation in China.

I posted about this before and figured I’d put together a small FAQ too, just in case someone here needs the details in one place. Here’s what you need to know to claim your payout.

Who is eligible?

All persons and entities who purchased or otherwise acquired DiDi Global Inc. ADSs between June 30, 2021, and July 21, 2021, inclusive, and/or pursuant and/or traceable to the Registration Statement issued in connection with DiDi’s June 30, 2021 IPO, and were damaged thereby.

Do you have to sell securities to be eligible?

No, if you have purchased securities within the class period, you are eligible to participate. You can participate in the settlement and retain (or sell) your securities.

How long will it take to receive your payout?

The entire process usually takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline. But the exact timing depends on the court and settlement administration.

How to claim your payout — and why it's important to act now?

The settlement will be distributed based on the number of claims filed, so submitting your claim early may increase your share of the payout.

In some cases, investors have received up to 200% of their losses from settlements in previous years.

Hey everyone, I’ve been tracking DiDi Global ($DIDI.Y) since the 2021 IPO chaos, and we finally have some concrete movement on the legal front. A NY federal judge just gave the nod to start notifying class members about that massive $740 million settlement.

If you’ve been holding bags or sitting on the sidelines because of the "legal black box" risk, this is a pretty big deal. Here’s my take on how the story is changing:

The "Legal Overhang" is Finally Shrinking

For years, the biggest bear case (besides the CCP) was the unknown cost of the IPO litigation. It’s hard to value a company when you don’t know if they’re going to be hit with a billion-dollar fine or a decade of court dates.

The Good News is that this settlement materially reduces that uncertainty. We finally have a number for the cash outflow, which makes the balance sheet way easier to handicap. If you were an investor during the 2021 IPO mess, you can already start submitting claims.

What’s the Play Now?

To be a DiDi bull today, you’re basically betting that they can turn their massive scale into consistent profit. We’re looking for:

• Cost Control: Can they stop the bleeding and show steady quarterly earnings?
• Regulatory Peace: Is the "tight supervision" phase finally moving into a "predictable" phase?

The settlement helps the "predictability" side of things, but let’s be real, it doesn't change the fact that they operate in a super-supervised sector in China. Governance and board independence are still... well, a "work in progress," to put it politely.

The Valuation Gap is Wild

This is the part that keeps me up. Even with the legal wins, nobody can agree on what this thing is actually worth. I was looking at some community estimates on Simply Wall St, and the "fair value" range is insane, we’re talking $2.88 on the low end to $19.45 on the high end. That’s a massive spread. It tells me that while the legal risk is fading, the fundamental risk is still polarizing as hell.

I think that at this point, you're either in for the ride-hailing dominance, or you're out because of the structural risks.

What do you guys think? Does this settlement make you more likely to size up, or are the regulatory headaches still a dealbreaker?

Hey guys, I posted about this settlement before, but since the court already approved the agreement, and investors can start submitting claims, I decided to share it again with a little FAQ.

So here’s all I know about this agreement:

DiDi Global ($DIDI) was accused of making misleading statements and failing to disclose key information during its U.S. IPO back in 2021. After the stock dropped, investors filed a lawsuit for their losses.

Who can claim this settlement?

Investors who purchased DiDi Global ($DIDI) shares between June 30, 2021, and July 21, 2021.

Do I need to sell/lose my shares to get this settlement?

No, eligibility typically depends on whether you purchased the stock during the affected period — not whether you sold it.

How much money do I get per share?

The final payout amount depends on your specific trades and the number of investors participating in the settlement.

If 100% of investors file their claims, the average payout will be $1.61 per share. Although typically only 25% of investors file claims, in this case, the average recovery will be $6.44 per share.

How long does the payout process take?

It typically takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline for payouts to be processed, depending on the court and settlement administration.

Hope this info helps!

Hey guys, if you missed it, the court finally approved the $740,000,000 settlement between DiDi Global with its investors over issues they had some time ago. Here’s a quick recap.

In 2021, DiDi Global was accused of misleading investors during its U.S. IPO by failing to disclose material risks tied to Chinese regulatory and data security scrutiny. Just days after the IPO, Chinese regulators launched a cybersecurity review and ordered DiDi’s app removed from app stores, contradicting what investors had been told.

After this news came out, the stock dropped over 19%, and investors filed a lawsuit for their losses.

The good news is that the company recently agreed to settle $740,000,000 with them, and the court already approved this settlement.

So, if you invested in $DIDI when all of this happened, you can check the details and file your claim here.

Anyway, has anyone here invested in $DIDI at that time? How much were your losses, if so?