Add your hubs, areas and prices. Jobs from shops nearby come to your dashboard.
See the pickup, drop-off and pay before you accept. Get paid to your bank for each delivery.
Jobs across Nigeria.
Bikes in the city, vans between states. You choose where you work.
Pay on delivery, without the wahala.
Enter the pickup code at the shop. At the door, the customer pays the shop from their link or your QR code, then you hand the parcel over.
The customer gives you their 4-digit code. That confirms the handover.
Your delivery fee is paid to your bank. On to the next one.
ENU
Independence Layout
ABJ
Wuse 2, Banex Plaza
₦34,500
Print a label. Stick it on.
Sellers print labels with their logo, the customer’s address and a QR code that opens the order’s tracking page, plus a packing slip for the parcel.
Customers see where their order is.
Every delivery gets a tracking link the seller can share. Fewer “where is my order?” calls for everyone.
Bike · Musa A.Delivered
Bike · Tolu O.On the way
Van · 2 parcelsPickup 4pm
Run your fleet from one screen.
Assign riders, set prices by area and see every job and payment as it happens.
What do I need to register as a rider?
A valid ID, a roadworthy bike or vehicle, a guarantor, a smartphone and a Nigerian bank account. Delivery companies also need CAC registration and goods-in-transit insurance.
How does pay on delivery work for riders?
You never handle cash. The customer pays the shop from their link or your QR code, then gives you their 4-digit code. Type it in, and the app shows Paid before you hand the parcel over.
When do I get paid?
To your bank account, once the delivery is confirmed. Paystack usually pays out within a few working days.
Can my company cover more than one state?
Yes. Add every area you cover and set prices for each.
