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Velo

For riders

Nobody assigns you a rate. You bid it.

You see the pickup, the distance and the customer's offer before you commit a single naira of fuel. Bid what the trip is worth to you. Flat 12% — no commission tiers, no acceptance-rate score punishing you for skipping a job that doesn't pay.

FLAT PLATFORM FEE

12%

Of the bid you set. Nothing else is deducted — no service charge, no equipment rent.

PAYOUTS

Daily, to your bank

Cash trips settle against your ledger. Card trips land the next working day.

Bidding, from your side

1

Go online where you already are

Jobs come to you by proximity, not by an assignment queue. Sitting at Yaba? You'll see Yaba work.

2

Bid the number that works

Under the customer's offer to win it, at their offer if it's already fair, or skip it entirely. Skipping costs you nothing.

3

Win it and the price is yours

Locked at your bid. If the parcel turns out heavier than described, decline at pickup and you keep your standing.

What you need to sign up

Five steps, about fifteen minutes of your time, plus our review. Most riders are approved within one working day.

  1. 1Phone number and a photo of your faceTaken in the app, not uploaded — it's how we know the account is really you.
  2. 2A government IDNIN slip, driver's licence, voter's card or international passport.
  3. 3Your vehicle and its papersBike, keke, car or van, with plate number and registration. One vehicle per account.
  4. 4A bank account in your own namePayouts only go to an account whose name matches your ID. No third-party accounts.
  5. 5A guarantor we can reachName, number and relationship. We call before approving — tell them to expect it.

A week on the ledger

31 trips won
₦68,400
Platform fee (12%)
₦8,208
Cash collected in hand
₦41,900
Settled to bank
₦18,292

Illustrative week for a bike rider working weekday afternoons in Lagos. Your earnings depend on the hours you ride and the bids you win.

Ride where you already ride. Bid what it's worth.

Onboarding is open in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt — and now in Ilorin, ahead of launch.

Get the rider app