It's Friday evening in Lagos. Adedapo wants the Adire set his sister loves.
Here's what happens to his ₦50,000 — from his phone to Amaka's shop, to her tailors' pockets, and on to the government's books.
Here's what happens to his ₦50,000 — from his phone to Amaka's shop, to her tailors' pockets, and on to the government's books.
Card, bank transfer or a USSD code on a basic phone — Adedapo picks whatever works. Amaka never has to say “abeg, send it again.”
She's still at her stall in Balogun when the alert lands. One ID — BPY01JCB7R… — follows the payment everywhere, so there's never a “which one?” moment.
His sister needs a bigger one. Amaka refunds ₦20,000 in two taps — a partial refund — and both of them can see exactly where the money is until it lands back.
Her week's sales settle into her own bank account, with every fee and every naira itemised. Amaka checks it over her first cup of tea, not her third.
One CSV pays all eight tailors at once. Her manager Chiamaka prepares it, Amaka approves it — and nobody can do both, so mistakes and mischief get caught early.
Amaka pays her market levy with a Government Revenue Number. At the ministry, Hauwa watches revenue arrive by item and sends treasury its report — no chasing bank tellers, no missing receipts.
Test mode from day one, clear test and live keys, signed webhooks with a log you can replay, and one ID per payment from checkout to settlement.
# Charge Adedapo ₦50,000 (amounts are in kobo)
curl https://api.bluepay.ng/v1/payments \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BLUEPAY_SECRET_KEY" \
-d amount=5000000 -d currency=NGN \
-d reference=AMAKA-ORD-1903072
# → { "id": "BPY01JCB7R2Z5K8M3QF6T9WXYNDHX", "status": "pending" }No setup fee, no monthly bill. A small fee per successful payment, and a flat fee per payout. Government pricing is agreed with each MDA.
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