A Shopify Alternative That Actually Accepts Naira Payments

This is the single most common reason Nigerian sellers go looking for a Shopify alternative in the first place: Shopify Payments, the platform's own built-in processor, simply isn't available in Nigeria.

What that actually breaks

Without Shopify Payments, a Nigerian merchant has to connect a third-party gateway — and even then, payouts don't land in a Nigerian bank account the way a native processor would. Buyers checking out often see USD pricing by default, and bank transfer or USSD — the payment methods most Nigerian buyers actually reach for — usually aren't options at all.

What "native" Naira payment support should mean

• Checkout in Naira by default for Nigerian buyers, not a currency someone has to convert in their head.
• Bank transfer and USSD as real options, not just card.
• Payouts that land directly in a Nigerian bank account — no separate withdrawal step through a second platform.

How Bifixit handles this

Bifixit runs Naira payments through Monnify natively — bank transfer, card, and USSD are all live at checkout, with payouts going straight to the vendor's own Nigerian account. For vendors who also sell internationally, Stripe covers USD checkout on the same store, so there's no need to run two separate shops for two currencies.

Start selling with real Naira checkout — no separate gateway to configure.