Join thousands of Nigerians raising money for what matters most — from hospital bills to school fees, business capital to community projects. Instant bank settlement. No waiting.
Start Your Campaign — FreeCrowdfunding in Nigeria means raising small amounts of money from many people online to fund a personal, community, or business need. Instead of depending on one person or taking a loan, you share your story and let your network — and strangers who care — contribute what they can.
NaijaFund is built specifically for Nigerians. Every donation is processed through Paystack and settled directly to your Nigerian bank account the moment it is made. You don't need to wait for a withdrawal to be approved — your money arrives automatically, split by Paystack at the point of transaction.
We manually review a government-issued ID and a proof-of-life video for every person who starts a campaign. No anonymous fundraising. Ever.
Donations split directly to your Nigerian bank account via Paystack — no withdrawal requests, no delays, no middlemen holding your money.
Diaspora Nigerians in the UK, US, Canada and Europe can donate with Visa or Mastercard. Donors see the live exchange rate before they give.
No upfront cost. We charge just 8% when a donation lands — one of the lowest rates of any crowdfunding platform in Nigeria.
Nigerians use NaijaFund to raise money for a wide range of needs:
You can submit your campaign in about 10 minutes. Our team reviews submissions within 24 hours and approves them once your ID and proof-of-life video are verified.
All major Nigerian banks — GTBank, Zenith, UBA, First Bank, Access Bank, Kuda, OPay, Palmpay, Moniepoint and more. Funds go directly to whichever account you register.
We charge 8% on every successful donation. This covers payment processing, WhatsApp and email notifications, fraud prevention, and platform maintenance. There are no hidden fees and no upfront costs.
Yes. International Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted through Paystack. Diaspora donors in the UK, US, Europe and Canada can donate and see a live exchange rate before confirming.
Yes. Personal and community crowdfunding is legal in Nigeria. NaijaFund operates in compliance with Nigerian regulations and maintains an AML policy in accordance with the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act.
Donations split directly into your Nigerian bank account via Paystack at the moment each donation is made. You don't request a withdrawal — the money arrives automatically every time someone donates, regardless of your total raised.
The minimum campaign goal is ₦10,000. There is no maximum — campaigns have raised millions of naira for medical emergencies, school fees, and business capital.
It's free to start. We only charge 8% when donations come in. Join thousands of Nigerians already funded on NaijaFund.
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