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DMly Launches in Nigeria to Facilitate E-commerce via WhatsApp and Instagram

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DMly has launched in Nigeria to help businesses convert customer conversations on WhatsApp and Instagram into bookings, payments, and repeat sales. The platform centralizes customer messages into a shared inbox, allowing teams to manage inquiries, appointments, and orders. Businesses can accept payments in naira through Paystack or Flutterwave.

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Why it matters

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The platform allows businesses to manage the entire sales cycle—from initial inquiry to payment collection—directly within social media channels. This facilitates digital commerce and payment adoption for businesses operating in Nigeria.

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Who's involved

NigeriaThe sovereign state where the digital commerce platform is being launched.
InstagramThe social media platform used by businesses to receive customer inquiries.
MetaThe American technology company that owns and operates Instagram.

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