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The supply side

Wholesale suppliers, verified before their first listing.

Wholesale in Nigeria usually means trusting a stranger with a transfer and hoping. The point of a marketplace is that somebody checked first, and that the money is not gone the moment you send it.

Every supplier passes KYC before a product goes live

A supplier submits their business details and those details are reviewed by our team before a single item appears in the catalogue. A business that does not pass review does not get listed, so the catalogue is not an open board anyone can post to.

That review is the reason a reseller can sell an item they have never seen, from a business they have never met, without the risk landing on them.

Wholesale prices without a minimum order

The usual cost of wholesale is that you have to buy the carton. You commit to twenty of something to get the price on one, and the other nineteen are your problem.

Here the order is placed per sale. You see wholesale pricing on the catalogue and you order what you have actually sold, so the supplier's price does not come attached to a quantity you have to move yourself.

How a supplier gets paid

A buyer's payment stays pending while the parcel is in transit and is released once delivery is confirmed. The supplier is packing against money that already exists rather than against a promise, which is the part of wholesale that normally requires a relationship to have been built over years.

Released earnings sit in an available balance and are withdrawn to a Nigerian bank account, from ₦5,000 upward. Checkout runs on Paystack and Flutterwave — card, transfer and USSD — and reconciles automatically, so there is no screenshot of a transfer to verify by hand.

Listing your own stock

Suppliers apply through the supplier portal with their business details, pass KYC review, and then list products with their variants, prices and quantities. Stock stays under your control; you decide what is available and at what price.

Orders arrive from resellers who are selling to their own customers, so you are reaching buyers you would otherwise have to find and court individually. You fulfil; payment and delivery are handled around you.

Elsewhere on Hubber

The rest of it.

How the whole thing fits together, what it costs, and who is on the other side of an order.

FAQ

Questions worth asking.

Still unsure? info@hubber.com.ng reaches a human.

Every supplier submits business details for KYC review, and the review has to pass before any of their products can appear in the catalogue.

No. Orders are placed one sale at a time, so wholesale pricing does not come with a carton you have to clear yourself.

The buyer's payment stays pending until they confirm delivery, at which point it is released to the supplier's available balance and can be withdrawn to a Nigerian bank account.

Through the supplier portal, with your business details. Once KYC review passes you can list products, set wholesale prices and manage stock.

Open beta

Start earning from the customers you already have.

The marketplace is live — verified suppliers, protected orders and payouts all running. Join the beta and start selling today.

Request beta access

The app is in closed testing. Send us the account you will install with and we will add you — usually the same day.

Goes toinfo@hubber.com.ng· we reply Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm WAT

Wholesale supplier? Apply to supply — no beta needed, the portal is live.