Three fees. That's all of them.
No listing fees, no subscription, no fee that only appears after you've already committed. Here's exactly what vendor charges, and exactly how each one is calculated.
Charged on a completed sale, once the buyer confirms they've received their order.
Applies when adding money to your wallet by card. Bank transfer top-ups avoid this entirely.
Tiered by how much you withdraw — see the exact breakdown below.
| Withdrawal amount | Fee |
|---|---|
| Up to ₦10,000 | ₦50 |
| ₦10,000 – ₦50,000 | ₦150 |
| Above ₦50,000 | ₦300 |
That's the entire list. No fee for creating an account, no fee for posting a listing, no fee for browsing. Selling on vendor costs nothing until you actually make a sale.
What a real ₦10,000 sale actually looks like
A buyer confirms receipt of a ₦10,000 order. Here's exactly what the seller receives.
Seller payout
And on a larger sale, the cap actually protects you: a ₦200,000 order's 1% fee would be ₦2,000 — but the cap holds it at ₦1,000, no matter how large the sale gets.
Adding money to your wallet
Fund your wallet by card and the 2.5% + ₦100 charge (capped ₦2,000) applies — this reflects the real cost of card processing, not a markup we add on top.
Prefer to avoid it entirely? Funding by bank transfer, where available, has no funding charge at all.
Withdrawing to your bank account
Withdrawal fees start at ₦50 and scale with the amount, up to ₦300 for withdrawals above ₦50,000 — see the exact tiers above. Before your very first withdrawal, we'll ask you to verify your identity once — a one-time step that keeps every vendor's payouts secure.
Fees you can calculate before you ever pay one.
Every fee is shown to you in the app before you confirm — funding, buying, and withdrawing all show the exact amount up front.