Paystack Launches Small Business Program to Support Nigerian SMEs
The bundle gives eligible Nigerian merchants access to up to ₦4 million in discounts on tools and services from selected partners across key areas of business operations, including commerce, bookkeeping, logistics, design, workspace, customer communication, and digital tools.
Paystack, one of Africa’s leading payments technology companies, has launched the Paystack Small Business Program to support Nigerian small businesses through a range of initiatives designed to help them grow, connect with relevant opportunities, and access funding for their next stage of growth.
The program will support businesses as they start, manage and grow their operations, starting with the Paystack Small Business Bundle. The bundle gives eligible Nigerian merchants access to up to ₦4 million in discounts on tools and services from selected partners across key areas of business operations, including commerce, bookkeeping, logistics, design, workspace, customer communication, and digital tools.
Small businesses play a significant role in Nigeria’s economy, but many still face everyday operational challenges, from managing sales and records, reaching customers, handling deliveries, and accessing affordable tools. The program has been developed to provide practical support for these businesses as they manage daily operations and plan for their next stage of growth.
The Paystack Small Business Program will start with the following initiatives:
- Paystack Small Business Bundle: a collection of tools, services, resources, and partner offers to help small businesses operate more efficiently and grow sustainably.
- Paystack Small Business Launchpad: dedicated, hands-on support to help high-potential businesses get the most out of Paystack and accelerate their growth.
- Paystack Small Business Grant: funding for high-potential businesses to support their next stage of growth.
Through the Small Business bundle, eligible merchants can access offers from partners including Bumpa, Ijeworks, Wiicreate, Flowcart, Simplebks, Africaworks, Paystack, Kindlybook, FezDelivery, Gamp, Pressone, Mercurie, Shuttlers and Canva.
Paystack is targeting 2,000 Nigerian SMBs for the Small Business Bundle, with additional partner offers expected over time.
The Bundle is available to eligible Nigerian merchants with a live Paystack account, at least 10 Paystack transactions in the last 30 days, and operations in Nigeria. Eligible merchants can visit the Small Business Bundle Page to browse available partner offers, submit their business details and receive redemption instructions once their eligibility has been confirmed.
