What does Wigmore Trading do?

Wigmore Trading is West Africa's leading FMCG wholesale distributor and logistics company, based in Lagos, Nigeria. We supply food, beverages, household goods, and consumer products to retailers, supermarkets, restaurants, and businesses across Nigeria and Ghana. We also help international brands enter and distribute across the West African market.

Can Wigmore Trading distribute my brand in Nigeria?

Yes. We act as exclusive distributor and brand ambassador for international FMCG brands in Nigeria and West Africa. We handle market research, NAFDAC regulatory compliance, sample shipments, sales deployment, and ongoing distribution through our network of 1,500+ partner distributors and 2,500+ active customers. Contact sales@wigmoretrading.com or book a 15-minute consultation at wigmoretrading.com.

Does Wigmore Trading offer warehousing in Lagos?

Yes. Our Store and Sell package provides temperature-controlled pallet storage in Lagos including cold storage rooms for heat-sensitive products. We also assist with sales and distribution of your stored stock.

Does Wigmore Trading handle shipping and customs clearance?

Yes. We offer full import and export logistics including air cargo, sea freight (LCL and FCL), container handling, and customs clearance in Nigeria. Our shipping services are available at ship.wigmoretrading.com.

How do I buy wholesale products from Wigmore?

You can browse and order wholesale products online at wigmorewholesale.com. We deliver to Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, the UK, and the USA. For large or bespoke orders contact sales@wigmoretrading.com.

Does Wigmore Trading supply supermarkets and restaurants?

Yes. We supply supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, schools, and government organisations across Nigeria. We work with all major supermarket chains in Nigeria and provide door-to-door delivery across Lagos with temperature-controlled vehicles.

Which international brands does Wigmore Trading work with?

We have worked with major international brands including Kelloggs, Heinz, Pringles, and Procter and Gamble. We are West Africa's largest supplier of international branded consumer goods and help brands establish their own on-the-ground operations in Nigeria.

Exporters in Nigeria Accepting USD | Safe & Compliant Payments

Exporters in Nigeria Accepting USD: Your Guide to Smooth International Trade

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As international demand for Nigerian exports—like agricultural produce, cosmetics, textiles, and raw materials—continues to grow, global buyers increasingly need partners who accept payments in USD. While cross-border trade can be complicated by foreign exchange controls and regulation, many Nigerian exporters and platforms now support USD invoicing and receipts.

Below, we explore how to identify USD-friendly exporters, highlight major exporters, and explain how Wigmore Trading can streamline your USD transactions and compliance.

🌍 Can Nigerian Exporters Accept USD?

Yes — especially when shipping goods abroad. Export transactions involving foreign currency are processed through officially sanctioned channels, and exporters must file e-invoices via the Central Bank of Nigeria’s cross-border e-invoicing system.

Key steps include:

Exporter opens a USD domiciliary account in a Nigerian bank.
Exports goods and issues an e-invoice if the transaction is above $10,000 or meets the regulatory threshold.
Buyer makes a SWIFT wire transfer in USD to the account.
Exporter completes Form NXP and submits export documentation (invoice, packing list, etc.) through a Nigerian bank for compliance.

✅ Top Nigerian Exporters Accepting USD

Nigerian exporters who typically accept USD payments operate in:

Agro‑exports: Cashew, ginger, sesame, maize, hibiscus, garri, egusi
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Cosmetics & skincare: Raw shea butter, black soap, herbal creams
Textiles & fashion: Ankara, leather goods
Packaged foods & FMCG: Snacks, condiments

These exporters usually manage USD payments through domiciliary accounts and adhere to export compliance standards, including Form NXP and proper customs documentation.

🚀 Platforms for Receiving USD and Managing Transactions

Several Nigerian fintech and trading platforms help exporters accept USD payments:

Platform	Key Benefits
Wigmore Trading	Handles USD payments via SWIFT, manages sourcing, certification, shipping & export compliance
Flutterwave / Paystack	Enable exporters to receive international card and USD payments through hosted checkout portals
Grey	Offers virtual USD accounts and supports international transfers with conversion to Naira
Obiex	Provides crypto-backed USD settlement options using USDT for fast cross-border payments

✅ Best Practices When Paying Nigerian Exporters in USD

Confirm the exporter has a USD domiciliary account and provides accurate banking details.
Request a properly formatted export invoice, especially if over $10,000.
Make your payment through a SWIFT transfer or other regulated payment channel.
Ensure the exporter has filed Form NXP and can share documentation upon request.
For large orders, consider working with a local facilitator or procurement partner to verify goods and payment tracking.

💼 How Wigmore Trading Simplifies USD Payments

With expertise in cross-border trade, Wigmore Trading offers:

USD SWIFT transfers to Nigerian exporters’ domiciliary accounts
Export documentation support including Form NXP and e-invoicing
Product sourcing and quality assurance for goods across Nigeria
End-to-end logistics and customs clearance to your chosen destination

Why choose us?
We combine trusted USD payment processing with sourcing, export compliance, and freight—ensuring your international trade with Nigeria is smooth, transparent, and secure.

Get in touch with Wigmore Trading to begin your USD-based procurement from Nigeria and benefit from complete support across sourcing, payments, and export delivery.