Now onboarding runners in Uyo
Get paid for deliveries, market runs, food pickups, pharmacy runs and gas refills in Uyo.
Run errands near you on your own time. You set your price by bidding, and Paystack pays your share straight to your bank.
Sign up in the Suwe app
Scan with your phone's camera, or pick your store. It's free.Download it, then sign up as a runner. It's free.
New request nearby
450m away
Take a parcel to Ewet Housing
Your bid
₦1,800
From open app to paid.
No boss, no shifts. You decide what you take and what you charge.
- Free to join
- Your own hours
- Skip any job you don't want
- Location shared only during a paid job
Watch a whole job, start to finish.
Thirteen minutes on how to bid, how you get paid, and what to do when things don't go to plan.
Do the maths for yourself.
Move the sliders to see what a week could look like.
See what a week could look like.
An estimate from your inputs. Real earnings depend on demand, your bids and how active you are. This is potential, not a guarantee.
Four things, then a few quick checks.
We meet every runner, so customers trust you with real work and real money.
What you need
An iPhone or Android phone
The app is your whole toolkit.
Your NIN
So every runner is a real, traceable person.
A bank account in your name
The same name as your NIN. Paystack pays your earnings into it.
You know your area
Uyo's markets and shortcuts are your edge.
Your path to verified
1.NIN check
In the app, takes minutes
2.Selfie match
In the app, takes minutes
3.Your bank account
In the app, so Paystack can pay you
4.Meet the team in Uyo
Short and free, usually within a few days
Verified. Start bidding.
A verified badge on your profile, and ratings that grow with every job.
It depends on how active you are, how you bid, and demand in your area. Runners in busy areas can earn ₦3,000–₦15,000 a day. That's potential, not a guarantee. You always set your own bid.
The requester pays before you start. When they pay by card through Paystack, Paystack splits that payment and sends your share directly to your bank account, usually within two working days. When they pay from their Suwe account, your share lands in your own Suwe account (a bank account in your name, provided by Anchor with 9PSB) the moment they confirm, and you can withdraw it any time to your bank for the bank's ₦50 fee at cost (plus ₦50 stamp duty from ₦10,000). Suwe never holds your money.
No. Suwe captures your location when you open the app (that's what makes you "present"). During a paid job, it keeps sharing your location with that job's requester, even when you switch to another app or lock your phone, so they can follow their errand. It stops when you mark the job delivered, and there's no background tracking between jobs.
Download the app and sign up as a runner. You'll verify your NIN, take a quick selfie check, and add the bank account your earnings are paid to (in the same name as your NIN), all in the app and all in a few minutes. Then there's a short meeting with our team in Uyo, usually within a few days. That's the last step before you can start taking jobs.
Because a good runner is more than a verified ID. We're building Suwe on people requesters would recommend to a friend, so we meet every runner before approving them. It's short, it's free, and once you're approved you're in.
Not at all. You choose which requests to bid on and set your own price and hours. Skip anything that doesn't suit you.
No. Joining and onboarding are free. Suwe takes a small, transparent service fee on completed jobs, shown up front, never hidden.
Your area. Your hours.
Your price.
Download Suwe and sign up as a runner. Verification takes minutes in the app, then a short meet-up with our team in Uyo.
Free to join. No fees to become a runner.
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