Hardware
Card readers and terminals for every counter, from a reader that pairs with your phone to an all-in-one. Lease it and pay daily or monthly, or buy it outright.
The range
Every device can be leased or bought. Register interest and the team is in touch.
Card reader
A card reader that connects to your smartphone.
Terminal
A compact terminal with its own screen. Use it on its own, or connect it to your smartphone.
All-in-one terminal
The all-in-one terminal for busy counters: everything in a single device.
Compare
Pick the devices you are weighing up and see what matters: what it does, who it suits and what it costs.
Card reader
Terminal
All-in-one terminal
Prices are in Nigerian naira. Terms for each option are given when you register interest.
The Payble Mini
A pocket-sized reader that pairs with your smartphone. Tap, dip or wave, and the sale lands in your account with a receipt for the customer. No counter, no cables, no shop needed.
Start without hardware
A lot of businesses begin with no equipment at all. Add a reader when card payments in person become worth having.
Customers scan to pay, and it is recorded.
Send a link in a chat and see it turn to paid.
Customers pay to your account number and it is matched.
Take orders and payment online.
Coming soon
Take contactless card payments on the phone in your pocket, and keep a reader for the counter. Not available yet, and no date has been set.
Lease or buy
Leasing keeps your cash free. Buying costs less if you keep the device long enough. See where the two meet for the device you have in mind.
Device
Lease paid
Leases run 6 to 18 months. For a longer time, the total assumes the lease is renewed on the same terms.
Buy (once)
₦30,000
Lease over 12 months
₦60,000
Cheaper over this time
Buying
Leasing costs the same as buying after about 6 months. If you will use the device for longer than that, buying costs less in total.
Paying less at a time can be worth more than the lower total if cash is tight. That choice is yours.
This compares published prices only. It leaves out any fees, deposits or conditions that may apply, which are given when you register interest. It is a planning aid, not an offer.
Software included
Till is our point of sale for shops and restaurants. It runs in the browser on any device, and it comes ready on our all-in-one terminal, so the counter, the kitchen and the till drawer all work from one place.
Which one for my business?
A guide by kind of business. Each page has the detail.
Getting one
Sign in with your Payble business account, so we know you are an existing merchant.
Pick a device, whether to lease it (daily or monthly) or buy it outright, and how long you would like to lease.
Send your request. Nothing is charged, and the team follows up from sales@mypayble.com with the next steps.
Guides
FAQ
Straight answers about Payble, your money and how it works.
Payble hardware is available on request. An existing Payble business account can register interest online: choose a device, choose to lease it or buy it outright, and give a few details. The team then gets in touch with the next steps.
Yes. Card readers and terminals are for existing Payble merchants, so you sign in to your business account when you register interest. If you are not a merchant yet, tell us about your business first and we will set you up.
Leasing means paying a small amount daily or monthly to use the device, with little to pay up front. Buying means paying the full price once. The lease-or-buy calculator on this page compares the two over the time you expect to use it.
The Payble Mini costs ₦30,000 to buy, or ₦200 a day or ₦5,000 a month to lease.
The Payble Pro costs ₦90,000 to buy, or ₦500 a day or ₦14,000 a month to lease.
The Payble Max costs ₦180,000 to buy, or ₦1,000 a day or ₦25,000 a month to lease.
The Payble Mini is a card reader that pairs with your smartphone, so it suits stalls, mobile trades and a low-cost start. The Payble Pro is a compact terminal with its own screen that works on its own or with your phone. The Payble Max is an all-in-one terminal for busy counters.
Yes. Bank transfers, payment links, QR codes and your online storefront all work from the app with no hardware. Hardware is only needed for card and contactless payments in person.
Till is our point of sale for shops and restaurants. It runs in a web browser on any device and is also available on our all-in-one terminal. See the Till page for the details.
No. Nothing is charged and you are not committed to anything. The team follows up with the terms for the option you chose.
Register your interest in a device. It takes about two minutes and nothing is charged.
