Verified commerce
Who is allowed to sell on iGift
Not everyone. A store is admitted by decision, with evidence, and is watched afterwards — because a gift that arrives late or wrong is worse than no gift at all.
The seven steps to going live
Every one of these is completed before a single listing is visible to a customer.
- 01ApplicationBusiness details, categories and delivery coverage.
- 02KYB checksLegal entity, owner identity and address.
- 03Bank verificationOwnership of the settlement account is proven.
- 04Category approvalPer category. High-risk categories need licences.
- 05Capability evidenceReal inventory and fulfilment — not an intention to drop-ship.
- 06Standards agreementCatalogue freshness, authenticity, delivery and returns.
- 07Go liveListings become visible and monitoring begins.
And afterwards
Monitoring never stops
No casual sellers
9 verified stores
Everything you can buy on iGift comes from one of these.
iGift Production PartnerVerified store
Lagos, Lagos · Excellent service
Audio Hub NGVerified store
Lekki, Lagos · Excellent service
Bean TheoryVerified store
Ikeja, Lagos · Excellent service
Craft & ClayVerified store
Yaba, Lagos · Excellent service
Aso StudioVerified store
Surulere, Lagos · Excellent service
Serene SpaVerified store
Victoria Island, Lagos · Good service
Terra KitchenVerified store
Victoria Island, Lagos · Good service
Sweet LagosVerified store
Ikoyi, Lagos · Good service
Bloom LagosVerified store
Surulere, Lagos · Good service
Want to sell on iGift?
You will need a registered business, a settlement account in that business's name, and evidence you can actually fulfil what you list. High-risk categories need licences. If that describes you, the merchant portal is where it starts.