Running a market stall on QR
Fruit sells fast and in small amounts, which means a lot of change. The fruit traders at Wuse Market were the first to ask for QR stands, and within a month most stalls o...
No. 01
Why the fruit line switched first
Fruit sells fast and in small amounts, which means a lot of change. The fruit traders at Wuse Market were the first to ask for QR stands, and within a month most stalls on the line had one.
No. 02
Setting up takes ten minutes
An agent visits, checks your NIN, sets up the business purse and sticks the stand to your table. You test it with a ₦100 payment from the agent's phone.
No. 03
Cash still matters
Most traders still take some cash. The app has a cash button so you can record cash sales too and see the whole day in one place.
No. 04
The evening settlement
At 6pm the day's QR money lands in your bank account, and a summary arrives on WhatsApp with your best hour and best customer.
No. 05
What traders tell us
Less change to carry, fewer trips to the bank, no fake alerts. And customers who have no cash still buy.
Keep your money moving
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