EcoCredit NG
Infrastructure · Nigeria

Verification for Africa’s recycling economy.

A hanging scale and a sack of bottles, with a collector card held up beside them.
Weighed in front of you. The card is the collector.

EcoCredit records the kilogram — plastic, paper, aluminium, iron, glass — and Paystack splits each payment: the seller's bank gets the net, EcoCredit keeps the fee. Lagos and Ibadan are live. We are expanding across Nigeria.

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Free to join. Operator registration is free.

4 sides
Households, operators, recyclers, FMCG
Live
Lagos and Ibadan. Nationwide next.
Split
Paystack pays the seller's bank the net.
The gap

Nigeria recycles material every day. Almost none of it leaves a record.

Across Nigeria, plastic, paper, aluminium, iron, and glass already move through informal hands. Households sell to cart pushers. Cart pushers sell to yards. Money changes hands at every step. Almost none of it produces a clean, verifiable record.

There is no consistent chain of custody, no shared price board, and no settlement layer that lets an FMCG prove Extended Producer Responsibility under NESREA with the kilograms that actually moved.

Two women standing with sacks of collected bottles in a compound.
The work is already happening. EcoCredit is the record.
2.5M+

Tonnes of plastic waste Nigeria generates each year — not informal recovery throughput.

~0%

Of that flow currently has audit-grade, end-to-end chain of custody. Our estimate; unsourced.

Lagos

Live — households, operators, yards, and FMCG buyers.

Ibadan

Live — same rails, same fees, same settlement. Expanding from here.

2.5M+ figure follows NESREA / press briefings on national plastic-waste generation (2026), not EcoCredit volume. We do not sell or retire carbon credits.

What we take

Plastic, paper, aluminium, iron, and glass.

Same account. Same posted rates. Same kilogram on the record. Iron and steel scrap sit next to PET and cans — yards buy it, households sell it, truck collectors can move it on a card.

PET plastic

Bottles, containers, clean film. Weighed in, paid by the kilogram.

Paper & carton

Cartons, office paper, kraft. Dry lots only — same posted-rate board.

Aluminium

Cans and scrap. Highest-value stream on most operator boards.

Iron & steel

Scrap iron, rebar, tins, light steel. Same card, same split, same kg log.

Glass

Clear and mixed bottles. Logged at the yard like every other stream.

Bales of cardboard and paper under a yard roof.
Paper and carton — dry lots, posted by the kilogram.
Crushed aluminium cans in open sacks at a yard.
Aluminium — cans and light scrap.
Crates of empty glass bottles at a yard.
Glass — clear and mixed, logged like every other stream.
How it works

One platform. Four sides. One record.

EcoCredit does not replace the operators who already collect. Every actor plugs into the same pricing and audit layer. The result is a kilogram you can show — from doorstep to EPR report.

Sorted bales and sacks of plastic and paper in a yard.
Collection, the yard, the kilogram — one record.
  1. Step 01

    Households deposit

    A household opens the app, sees posted rates from partners in their area, and either drops off or schedules a pickup.

  2. Step 02

    Operators record — or a card does

    The collecting operator weighs the material, or a truck collector with no phone shows a batch card issued at the yard. Both sides see the same numbers; the code is the collector.

  3. Step 03

    Paystack splits

    When a leg is funded, Paystack pays the seller's bank 98% and leaves 4% with EcoCredit — 2% from each side. Both sides confirm the weight so the record matches the payment.

  4. Step 04

    FMCGs report

    Manufacturers can subscribe to aggregated recovery data shaped for NESREA EPR reporting. Exports are structured for later registry use — we do not sell or retire carbon credits today.

Platform fees

On every settled leg, each side pays 2%. Household → operator and operator → recycler are the same: 2% / 2% (partners page). Join is free. Fees come out at settlement. Worked example: ₦10,000 of material — the seller receives ₦9,800, the buyer pays ₦10,200, EcoCredit keeps ₦400. On a funded pickup, Paystack pays the seller's bank the net and keeps the platform fee in the EcoCredit merchant account — the whole amount does not sit with us.

Choose your path

Built for the job you already do.

Four doors, one platform. Each account is free. Lagos and Ibadan are live — expanding across Nigeria.

HNow open

For households

Earn money for the plastic, paper, aluminium, iron, and glass you already throw away. See posted prices nearby and cash out to a name-matched bank account via Paystack. A 2% platform fee is taken at settlement.

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For recyclers

Register your yard, post buying rates by material, and take organised supply. You pay 2% when you fund a delivery — the operator pays 2% on their side. Paystack sends them the net.

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FEPR briefings

For FMCG buyers

Recovery data shaped for NESREA EPR reporting. Chain-of-custody records per kilogram. Built for compliance conversations — not estimates, and not live credit retirement.

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Built, not promised

What is in place today.

Q2–Q3 2026. Accounts, Paystack split, and the public site are live. Onboarding in Lagos and Ibadan. We do not issue or retire carbon credits.

A recycling sorting line with bales of cardboard and sacks of bottles.
The yard is the product. We sit under it.
  • Live

    Paystack split

    Seller bank gets the net when a leg is funded. EcoCredit keeps 2% from each side.

  • Live

    Name-matched banks

    Money moves only to a bank account whose name matches the profile.

  • Live

    Operator portal

    Claim a pickup, weigh it, fund it, then sell the lot to a yard.

  • Live

    EPR-shaped exports

    NESREA-shaped sample plus live kilograms as collections confirm. Not carbon retirement.

  • Live

    Collector cards

    Printed batch codes for truck collectors with no phone.

  • Live

    Fees

    2% from each side, both legs. Join is free. Eco Points are a record, not cash.

Lagos and Ibadan live. Expanding across Nigeria. Cash-out only to a name-matched bank/Paystack account.
Where we are

Lagos and Ibadan. Then the rest of Nigeria.

We are live in Lagos and Ibadan. EcoCredit is expanding to the rest of Nigeria — same fees, same cards, same settlement — city by city. The map is the sequence, not a claim that every state is live today.

Map of Nigeria showing Lagos, Ibadan, and expansion across the country.
Live: Lagos and Ibadan. Expanding nationwide — Abuja, Kano, Port Harcourt, Enugu, and the rest of the federation.
About

Built in Lagos. For Africa.

Bales of plastic bottles at a recycling yard.
Camzoid Limited builds the rails. The yards keep the work.
Company
Camzoid Limited
RC
RC 7281688
Founded
2026
Founder
Ayodeji Akinde
Registered office
47, 4th Floor, ED Building Street, Marina, Lagos, Nigeria
Africa's recycling sector doesn't need another collection company. It needs the verification rails that turn informal flow into auditable, payable infrastructure. That's what EcoCredit is for.

EcoCredit NG is built by Camzoid Limited, focused on the gap between Africa's informal economy and global standards of verification, compliance, and finance.

We're starting with recycling because NESREA enforcement is tightening and FMCGs need credible EPR partners. Carbon markets are a later layer — we will not pretend to issue or retire credits until a named registry partnership exists.

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Posted prices, a bank payout, and a record of every kilogram you handled. Free to join. Expanding from Lagos and Ibadan across Nigeria.

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