Bootstrapped
Kwest Innovative Technologies is a bootstrapped company building KwestPay for campus payments. Our traction brings together 15,000+ platform users, 10+ signed partner relationships and ₦40m+ in cumulative transaction value.
Explore the evidence ↗Company-reported cumulative payment value
Dashboard filter: 1 Oct 2025 – 4 Nov 2026
Selected partnership photographs below
USD estimates use ₦1,378 = US$1, a Wise reference rate retrieved 3 November 2026. Rounded to the nearest dollar. Conversion notes ↗
Paystack records show cumulative payment activity, transaction count and payment value over the last 30 days.
Merchant label: Kwest Universal Hub
First dues payment: 21 October 2025
Dashboard filter: Last 3 years
Evidence supplied: 3 November 2026
KwestPay’s first dues payment was made on 21 October 2025. “Last 3 years” is the dashboard’s selected filter, not the duration of dues collection. This snapshot shows ₦36,100,061 in payment value, 10,715 successful payments and a displayed 99% success rate.
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Kwest’s shared transaction document provides the full transaction history for review, alongside the Paystack dashboard snapshots. Dues collection began on 21 October 2025.
View transaction records on Google Drive ↗Evidence 016 · Transaction document shared by Kwest · Opens in Google Drive
The supplied Paystack transaction-list header shows 20,083 transactions for 1 October 2025 to 4 November 2026, with All accounts selected.
Alongside this transaction activity, Kwest serves 15,000+ platform users, based on the company’s user count.
The supplied Paystack dashboard shows ₦11,875,896 with the Last 30 days filter selected. Evidence supplied: 8 November 2026.
Recent activity: ₦11,875,896 in payment value under Paystack’s “Last 30 days” reporting filter, captured in the screenshot supplied on 8 November 2026.
Selected photographs of Kwest’s CEO with campus partner representatives and their KwestPay Memoranda of Agreement.
Kwest’s CEO with representatives of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Student Union Government, holding KwestPay Memoranda of Agreement.
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Kwest’s CEO with a College of Physical Sciences association representative, holding a KwestPay Memorandum of Agreement.
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Kwest’s CEO with College of Biosciences student association representatives, holding a KwestPay Memorandum of Agreement.
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Kwest’s CEO with National Association of Zoology Students representatives, holding a KwestPay Memorandum of Agreement.
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Kwest’s CEO with a Geology Students Association representative, holding a KwestPay Memorandum of Agreement.
View original photo ↗Kwest has signed contracts with 10+ partners. This gallery features five of those relationships, including FUNAAB’s Student Union Government, college associations and departmental associations.
Kwest Innovative Technologies’ scholarship programme, introduced through a commitment to support its first beneficiary’s student dues.
The first Kwest Aids beneficiary was reached through a public appeal to help a student stay in school. In the announcement, the CEO’s account, Web3 Senator (@Koyejo14), responds to an appeal to help a student stay in school.
Posting on behalf of KwestPay, the CEO pledges to cover the student’s dues owed to KwestPay partner organisations until she graduates.
Post date shown: 15 October. Engagement at the time of the screenshot: 7.9K views, 287 likes, 52 reposts and 25 replies.
The commitment covers the beneficiary’s student dues payable to KwestPay partner organisations until graduation.
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Six campaign materials across five student associations direct students to KwestPay for their college, departmental and union payments.
Departmental dues campaign directing students to kwestpay.com/home.
| Advertised charge | NGN | USD estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Freshers | ₦6,500 | ≈ US$4.72 |
| Returning students | ₦2,500 | ≈ US$1.81 |
Payment instructions showing selection of the college, entry of student details and receipt delivery.
| Advertised charge | NGN | USD estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Freshers | ₦5,000 | ≈ US$3.63 |
| Returning students | ₦4,000 | ≈ US$2.90 |
College dues campaign directing students to pay through KwestPay.
| Advertised charge | NGN | USD estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Freshers | ₦4,000 | ≈ US$2.90 |
| Returning students | ₦3,000 | ≈ US$2.18 |
KwestPay partnership announcement stating that SUG payments are routed through KwestPay.
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A second COLPHYSSA flyer with KwestPay payment instructions and a separately listed college handbook charge.
| Advertised charge | NGN | USD estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Freshers’ dues | ₦5,000 | ≈ US$3.63 |
| College handbook | ₦2,700 | ≈ US$1.96 |
| Returning students | ₦4,000 | ≈ US$2.90 |
Departmental dues campaign with instructions to select the department and complete payment on KwestPay.
| Advertised charge | NGN | USD estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Freshers | ₦5,000 | ≈ US$3.63 |
| Returning students | ₦4,000 | ≈ US$2.90 |
Campaign materials show how partners promote KwestPay to students. Listed amounts are the dues advertised on each flyer. The two COLPHYSSA campaigns represent the same association.
A concise guide to the metrics and supporting materials presented on this page.
| Metric | Figure | Source / reporting scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cumulative transaction value | ₦40m+ ≈ US$29,028+ | Company-reported total; Paystack snapshot of ₦36,100,061 ↗ Full transaction records on Google Drive ↗ |
| First dues payment | 21 October 2025 | Date supplied by Kwest · Shared transaction history ↗ |
| Transaction count | 20,083 | Paystack transaction list ↗ 1 Oct 2025 – 4 Nov 2026 · All accounts |
| Last 30 days payment value | ₦11,875,896 ≈ US$8,618 | Paystack 30-day dashboard ↗ Screenshot supplied 8 November 2026 |
| Platform users | 15,000+ | Company-reported platform user count |
| Signed partner relationships | 10+ | Company-reported partnership count; five selected agreement photographs ↗ |
| Kwest Aids | First beneficiary 7.9K post views | CEO’s public student-dues commitment ↗ |
| Partner payment campaigns | 6 flyers · 5 associations | Partner payment instructions and announcement ↗ |
USD equivalents use a fixed presentation rate of ₦1,378 per US$1, retrieved from Wise on 3 November 2026. Headline amounts are rounded to the nearest dollar; individual dues are shown to two decimal places. Original naira amounts appear alongside every conversion.
Kwest supplies the cumulative ₦40m+ transaction value, 15,000+ user count and 10+ signed partnership count. Dues collection began on 21 October 2025. The dashboard’s “Last 3 years” selection is a reporting filter, not three years of operating history. Paystack screenshots retain their own reporting filters and capture dates. The 20,083 figure is a transaction-list count; the 10,715 successful payments and 99% success rate belong to the separate dashboard snapshot.
Paystack’s “Revenue NGN” figures are presented here as payment value, rather than Kwest’s fee income. The last-30-days view is a separate reporting window and is not added to the cumulative total. Partner photographs, campaign flyers and the Kwest Aids announcement are linked in their original form.