Connected Nigeria: Enabling Seamless B2B Travel Transactions

Nigeria's B2B travel market is dynamic and poised for significant expansion, presenting strong growth potential. As this momentum builds, businesses increasingly require streamlined cross-border payment solutions and integrated distribution channels to operate efficiently and scale effectively.
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Why Nigeria?

Nigeria stands as Africa's largest economy, with a rapidly growing population and a vibrant business sector that fuels significant demand for corporate travel. Its travel sector is experiencing a notable rebound, with revenues reaching approximately ₦1.36 trillion in 2023 and projected to increase to ₦12.5 trillion by 2028.
₦164.4B on Business Travel
With a growing corporate travel spend, Nigerian companies are significantly increasing their investment in business travel. In 2024, surveyed Nigerian enterprises collectively spent approximately ₦164.4 billion (over $110 million USD) on business travel, marking a substantial 93.2% increase from the previous year. This rising expenditure highlights the strong demand within the corporate travel sector and its critical contribution to the economy.
89% are Mobile Connected
This sustained economic growth, combined with Nigeria's increasing digital adoption—evidenced by Nigeria’s impressive digital penetration. As a predominantly mobile-first market, rising business travel is supported by widespread access to digital tools, creating significant opportunities for innovative solutions that optimize B2B operations and continued expansion across the country’s travel ecosystem.
Growing Digital Economy
Nigeria’s fast-evolving economy presents a strategic edge for its B2B travel hotel sector. Lagos, ranked among Africa’s top five cities for OTA growth, underscores Nigeria’s emergence as a digital and fintech powerhouse. A thriving tech ecosystem is fueling demand for global connectivity and greater payment transparency, while recent government-led FX reforms signal a shift toward a more open and efficient market.
60% Reduction in Payment Processing Time
PayDocker accelerates settlement cycles compared to traditional banking channels, improving cash flow for Nigerian travel businesses.
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The Landscape: Nigeria

Empowering Efficient Growth for a Thriving Travel Ecosystem
Nigeria’s B2B travel sector is expanding—with greater global demand, increasing digital adoption, and a new wave of local innovation. To meet this momentum, travel businesses are evolving the way they move money—seeking faster settlements, smarter reconciliation, and seamless global connections.

PayDocker is enabling this next chapter of growth. Our automated, multi-currency payment infrastructure empowers Nigerian travel companies to scale internationally, streamline workflows, and strengthen supply-demand partnerships—without the delays, complexity, or overhead.

Built for Nigeria, Powered Globally
‣ Accept and settle payments in NGN or 50+ currencies
‣ Send payouts to partners across 70+ countries within 24 hours
‣ Automate reconciliation and commission tracking in real time
‣ Minimize FX loss and eliminate manual errors
‣ Integrate directly with PMS, ERP, and booking systems

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The PayDocker Impact

Driving Financial Results and Market Position

PayDocker supports the financial operations of Nigerian travel operators, hotel suppliers, and online travel agencies, enabling them to navigate market complexities and pursue significant growth.

Reduced FX Costs
by 40%

PayDocker's transparent foreign exchange solution eliminates hidden fees and provides rates closer to the mid-market, protecting margins for Nigerian travel businesses.

Automated Reconciliation

By automating payment processes and streamlining reconciliation, PayDocker helps reduce the manual effort and time spent on financial operations, allowing teams to focus on strategic initiatives.

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