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Your shop, on the phone behind your counter

Take the orders waiting for you, keep your shelf right, and see what you are owed.

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The email or number your Patride account is on.

The same one you use to order, if you have ordered before.

Patride will never ask you for this code. Not support, not a colleague, not us.

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What your shop gets

  • Orders from the city you already trade inA customer browsing your city sees your shop, your items and your prices. They pay in the app before a rider sets off, so an order that reaches you is an order that is already paid for.
  • A page of your own to hand outYour shop gets its own address on patride.com — one you can put in a bio, print on a flyer or send to a customer who asks what you have in.
  • Your prices, set by youBy size and by brand, changed whenever you like. Sold out is a tap, and so is back in stock. Nobody sets a price for your shelf.
  • Money you can account forWhat you are owed is on one screen with the reference of every order that built it, so a figure you disagree with is one you can point at. Paid out weekly to the account on your Patride profile.
The vendor order queue for Adaeze Kitchen: two paid orders waiting, each with its reference, distance, items and an “Accept order” button
Orders as they land
The vendor earnings screen: ₦13,500.00 owed to you with a Withdraw button, and a statement listing each order payment by reference
What you are owed, and why

No listing fee and no monthly charge. A service fee per completed order, set by the operator of your market.

What we ask you for

  1. Where you trade fromThe address and a pin. Deliveries are priced from it, so it has to be the gate a rider arrives at.
  2. When you are openThe days and hours customers can order.
  3. Where you are paidThe account your earnings are sent to.
  4. Your papersWhat this market requires before a shop can trade.

Each one saves on its own, so you can stop after two and come back to three. Then a person at Patride reads your shop before customers can see it — slower than a sign-up form, and the reason a customer trusts a shop name they have never heard of.