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Global brand Temu Partners with Kwikpik to Power Last-Mile Deliveries Across Nigeria

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 Breaking news, fast rising Nigerian payment and logistics super app platform joins Temu's courier network to strengthen e-commerce fulfillment for Nigerian buyers and businesses.

Kwikpik, Nigeria's smart payment wallet and logistics super app, has been approved as a last-mile courier partner on Temu, the world's fastest-growing e-commerce marketplace.



Nigerian buyers on Temu can now expect to see Kwikpik as a last-mile delivery partner for their Temu orders. Users will be able to track their Temu packages in real-time, with guaranteed last-mile deliveries to homes and businesses across Nigeria.

The partnership marks a significant step in Kwikpik's vision to empower communities through sustainable commerce, while cementing Temu's commitment to building a reliable local logistics infrastructure to support its rapid expansion into the Nigerian market.

What the Integration Means for Nigerian Buyers

As of today, Temu shoppers in Nigeria can now expect to see Kwikpik as a possible last-mile fulfilment partner.

Once assigned, packages are picked up from Temu's fulfilment centre, tracked in real time via the Kwikpik live tracking dashboard, and delivered directly to the buyer's address across Nigeria.

Why This Partnership Matters for Nigeria's E-Commerce Ecosystem

Temu arrived in Nigeria in late 2024 and rapidly became the most downloaded app on both Google Play and the Apple App Store by February 2025, displacing long-established local platforms.

Its direct-from-factory pricing model — covering more than 600 product categories — has resonated widely with Nigerian consumers and SMEs sourcing inventory at competitive prices.

Nigeria's e-commerce market generated an estimated $8.53 billion in revenue in 2024 and is projected to reach $14.92 billion by 2029, growing at approximately 11.82% annually. Yet the logistics infrastructure required to sustain that growth remains one of the sector's most pressing challenges. It’s marked by traffic congestion, fragmented addressing systems, and historically low consumer trust in delivery services.

Kwikpik was built with these realities in mind. Operating across Nigeria with physical offices in Lagos, Abuja, and Benin City, the platform combines route optimisation technology, a vetted rider network, warehousing capabilities, and API-based integrations to deliver predictable, scalable fulfilment for both individual consumers and high-volume business clients.

Speaking on the partnership, Paul Ifegwu, Chief Operations Officer of Kwikpik, said:

"This partnership with Temu is a strong validation of the operational depth we’ve built and our ability to execute reliably at scale. It’s not just a milestone for us—it signals that Nigeria’s logistics infrastructure is evolving to meet the demands of global e-commerce. We’re proud to be at the forefront of enabling that shift, ensuring faster, more efficient last-mile delivery for a rapidly growing market."

An Open Invitation to Nigeria's Commerce Ecosystem

Beyond Temu, Kwikpik is actively expanding its corporate and platform partnerships. The company is open to working with e-commerce marketplaces seeking a reliable local courier option, manufacturers and wholesalers requiring last-mile distribution, small businesses transitioning away from informal dispatch arrangements, and international brands entering the Nigerian market who need a trusted local logistics partner.

Kwikpik's API integration allows digital platforms to connect its delivery infrastructure directly into their checkout or order management systems. Its merchant dashboard enables businesses to manage dispatch, track deliveries, and monitor fulfilment performance from a single interface.

About Kwikpik

Founded in 2023, Kwikpik is a super app that combines on-demand logistics, financial services, and digital commerce on a single platform. The company offers parcel delivery, food and grocery ordering, bill payment automation, and a multi-currency wallet supporting both fiat and digital assets.

Built on the Hedera blockchain for security and transparency, Kwikpik currently operates nationwide with offices across Lagos, Abuja, and Benin City, with more fulfilment centers coming. Its logistics arm is licensed and regulated by the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST).

For media inquiries, partnership discussions, or API integration support: support@kwikpik.io| www.kwikpik.io

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