Selling shouldn't require a business license and a warehouse.
If you have a product or a skill, vendor is built for you to start selling today — not after weeks of onboarding.
What you'll need to start
Just an email address. That's it — no business registration, no minimum inventory, no application to approve.
Products and services, equally
Sell physical goods or offer a service — both live in the same feed, discovered the same way. You're not shoehorned into a "products only" platform if what you do is a skill, not a shipment.
Discovered by people who can actually buy from you
Your listings surface to buyers genuinely nearby — the ones who can realistically reach you, not a national audience you'll never sell to.
Paid securely, every time
A buyer's payment is held the moment they pay — it's not a promise, it's already secured before you even fulfil the order.
How you get paid
Once a buyer confirms they've received their order, the sale amount — minus a 1% fee, capped at ₦1,000 no matter how large the sale — lands in your wallet immediately.
Withdraw to your bank account any time. Before your first-ever withdrawal, you'll verify your identity once; withdrawal fees start at ₦50 and scale with the amount, capped at ₦300.
See the full fee breakdown →What if a buyer disputes an order?
If a buyer raises a dispute instead of confirming receipt, the payment stays held until it's resolved — you're never at risk of a payment being pulled back after you've already been paid out.
How disputes work →You don't need to already be "a business" to start.
A huge share of commerce in Nigeria has always been informal, local, and person-to-person. vendor was built around that reality, not against it.
Why vendor exists →