Transferring money in Nigeria takes 9 steps and anywhere from 3 to 30 minutes. Ding! collapses it to a scan and a tap. No account numbers. No app switching. No waiting to "see alert".
No bank account needed to explore.
The problem
3 to 5 minutes. If everything goes well.
Most people have waited much longer.
Every informal market vendor in Lagos knows this pain. Every Uber driver. Every small business owner collecting payment from 40 customers a day.
The problem is not Nigerians. The problem is a UX built for desktop banking in 2009 that nobody has had the nerve to replace.
Ding! has the nerve.
The solution
Type the amount. A QR appears instantly, full screen. No account number. No setup.
Open Ding! or point your camera at the QR. Amount and vendor name fill automatically.
Payment confirmed instantly. No 'did it go?' No 'I didn't see the alert yet.' Done.
How it works
The same person does both. You receive money as a vendor in the morning at your stall. You send money as a customer at lunch. Toggle between modes in one tap.
The founder
"Ding! is the product I kept wishing existed every single time I paid for something in Nigeria."
Early access
Be one of the first users when Ding! officially launches. No spam. One email when you are in.