₦10 Million Jackpot Up for Grabs as Shoppoint Launches Billion Receipts Mission to Map Nigeria’s Invisible Offline Economy

A national mission to map Nigeria's invisible offline economy and...

Shoppoint, the everyday spending rewards app founded in 2023, today announced its biggest launch to date: the Billion Receipts Initiative, a nationwide public-good mission to digitize one billion offline consumer receipts and build the country’s first data refinery for the retail economy. The program formally kicks off in June 2026 and is open to every Nigerian shopper, in every city, on every income level. It runs as an ongoing mission with continuous shopper participation and brand-sponsored missions through the journey to one billion receipts. A ₦10 million prize is reserved for the shopper who snaps the one billionth, with millions of other winning opportunities along the way.

Since launching its app, Shoppoint has already verified over 10 million receipts. The Billion Receipts Initiative is the scale-up: an invitation to every Nigerian shopper, from supermarket regulars to open-market traders to recharge buyers, to digitize their receipts, earn cashback on the spending they were going to do anyway, and contribute to a national record that has never existed before.

“Nigeria’s everyday economy lives offline. It moves through cash, neighborhood stores, open-market stalls, and millions of moments that never make it into any data system. That entire layer is trapped in silos, invisible to the consumer brands selling into it and to anyone trying to understand it. The Billion Receipts Initiative is how we map it, together. We are building the data refinery for Nigeria’s offline retail economy, and the shoppers who power it are the ones we are paying. Every shopper who scans a receipt is helping build the country’s first real-time, verified view of how Nigerians actually buy. Consumer brands get the visibility to engage and reward their real customers in the moment. The shoppers themselves finally get paid for the value they have always been creating.”

— Kessiena Majemite, Founder and CEO of Shoppoint

How participation rewards shoppers

The initiative runs across eight levels, with winning rec...