Selling event tickets in Nigeria, answered.

UNITIC is a Nigerian event ticketing platform that helps organizers create events, sell digital tickets with guest checkout, deliver tickets to attendees by email, and verify tickets at the gate with unique scan-once QR codes — then withdraw ticket money to a Nigerian bank account. It is built for student unions, universities, clubs, and other Nigerian event organizers.

No. UNITIC (unitic.name.ng) is not UniTix (unitix.ng). UNITIC is built for the organizer’s box office and payouts. It is not a general campus event discovery app.

Create the event on UNITIC, set your ticket tiers and Naira prices, and share the checkout link. Buyers pay online with card, USSD or bank transfer, receive a unique QR ticket by email, and ticket money accumulates in an organizer pool you can withdraw to a Nigerian bank account (minimum ₦1,000, T+1 after approval). Step-by-step: how to sell tickets online in Nigeria.

Create the event, add ticket tiers with prices and capacities, and share the link. UNITIC generates a unique QR ticket for every buyer automatically — no printing or manual ticket issuance.

Digital tickets are generated automatically for every sale on UNITIC. Each buyer receives a unique QR code by email at checkout, and that code is what admits them at the gate.

Yes. UNITIC is built for university events — dinners, award nights, freshers programmes, department socials — with separate tiers for students and guests. See the university event ticketing guide.

Set up tiers (early bird, regular, VIP), share one link on class groups and your union page, and scan each unique QR once at the gate. See the campus event ticketing guide.

Students open the event link, pick a ticket tier, pay with card, USSD or bank transfer, and get their QR ticket by email. Guest checkout means they don’t need a UNITIC account.

Every ticket is assigned a unique QR code. The buyer receives it by email and presents it at the gate, where it is scanned once. Because each code can only be scanned once, screenshots and forwarded copies can be rejected. Full mechanics: how QR event tickets work.

Open the scanner on your phone at the gate and scan each attendee’s QR ticket. Valid, unused tickets admit the guest; codes already scanned are flagged, so copied tickets can be rejected. Multiple phones can scan simultaneously and all updates go to the same event.

Software that handles event ticket sales online: a checkout page for buyers, ticket delivery (on UNITIC, by email as a unique QR code), gate verification, and payouts to the organizer.

Buyers provide a name and email at checkout. On the day, scan each ticket once for fast entry and live headcount. Afterward, compare tickets sold with tickets scanned to see your real attendance, tier by tier. See the attendee management guide.

Create the seminar, set a price (and optionally student/professional tiers), share the registration link, and scan attendee QR tickets at the door. Details: seminar ticketing.

Set up pass tiers (early bird, regular, student, sponsor), share the registration link, and check delegates in by scanning their QR pass at the registration desk. Details: conference ticketing.

Use tiers like Regular, VIP and Backstage with separate capacities, share the ticket link, and scan each unique QR once at the gate so tiers are checked automatically. Details: concert ticketing.

Buyers pay exactly the ticket price displayed at checkout. No extra buyer surcharge. Payment is processed through Flutterwave (card, USSD, bank transfer).

Organizers pay a 5% UNITIC platform fee plus the payment gateway fee (~2% via Flutterwave, capped at ₦2,000). Fees come out of the organizer’s pool, not the buyer’s price. Example: on a ₦2,000 ticket, the organizer receives approximately ₦1,860.

Withdraw ticket money to a Nigerian bank account anytime. Minimum withdrawal is ₦1,000, and payouts follow a T+1 schedule after a withdrawal request is approved.

WhatsApp gives you messages, not ticketing. UNITIC provides a checkout page, unique QR tickets by email, scan-once gate entry, and bank payouts — without reconciling WhatsApp alerts, payment screenshots, or paper lists. Read more: WhatsApp is not a ticket platform.