Kollect lets you accept credit card payments from anyone, anytime, anywhere using your mobile device.
Equipped with a simple inventory management system, you can view received payments, manage products on your online store and transfer funds to anyone right from your mobile device.

Who can use Kollect? See just a few:
1. Ideal for web designers and developers.
2. Ideal for web bloggers and content writers.
3. Ideal for businesses like shops, restaurants, barber shops, boutiques and much more.
4. Ideal for delivery services.
5. Ideal for non profits, churches and NGOs
6. Ideal for schools, day-cares and nurseries
7. Ideal for students, family and friends

Simply visit http://www.kollect.com.ng to get started or email info@kollect.com.ng for more details.

Hello. How do I get started? I saw that you can use your mobile phone as a point of sale to replace bank pos, please how does this work?

klipse: Hello. How do I get started? I saw that you can use your mobile phone as a point of sale to replace bank pos, please how does this work?

For How It Works, read here: http://www.kollect.com.ng/pages/how_it_works

@gold2naira Are you using them? How is their service if it really works?

Simply create an account and verify via an email link sent to your inbox. Next setup your account by providing your contact details and bank information to enable payouts.

To start receiving payments, you will need to create your payment form and share link anywhere. The mobile APP is an application that lets you collect card payments offline using your phone.

Contact us info@kollect.com.ng for help. And see the page Gold2naira recommended. Thanks @gold2naira

What is their charge rate

Pricing is on their page. See http://kollect.com.ng/pages/pricing

This is a PayPal Clone for Nigeria innit ?

@RealTerry: It's not a paypal clone. It's simply a more convenient payment option with alot more features for the less tech savvy. Does paypal have a POS that runs on every mobile device? Can you use PayPal to send out payment links to anyone via email or social network?
Am feeling great this morning, so I'd be transferring 500 naira to 10 users today. So RealTerry, why don't I bribe you into creating your own account . Just tweet at us and you'd get 500 bucks easy. @KollectNG

PayPal has those features you mentioned above, it's basically the same concept were your email address is like your bank account.
I GET IT.
Does a buyer have to have a kollect account before receiving payment using kollect ?
What about your Facebook page ?

PayPal doesn't have a mobile POS solution, I haven't seen it anyway. But you can send out payment requests. From my experience with the kollect guys, your buyer doesn't need to have an account, just a credit card. But if he does, I think he can do a direct transfer. Is the N500 promo still on? I wnt in.