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How to grow your payments app with livestock traders and animal markets

By SendPay Business · · 2 min read

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Livestock traders buy cattle, goats and sheep from farmers and sell them on at weekly animal markets, to butchers, to other farmers and to families before festivals. A single animal can cost a lot, so traders and buyers often travel with large amounts of cash, which is risky on the road. Sales also involve transport, feed and market fees. A payments app that moves big payments instantly on the spot, keeps a record of each sale and lets traders pay farmers and transporters can win these traders, and every farmer and buyer they deal with sees your app.

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Move big payments on the spot

Letting a buyer pay by phone the moment a deal is agreed means no bags of cash to count, carry or lose on the way home.

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Keep a record of every sale

A clear record of who paid what for which animal helps traders settle disputes and see how each market day went.

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Grow through the whole market

One animal market brings together farmers, traders, butchers and transporters. When a few traders use your app, the people they pay and get paid by see it working.

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How it works

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Questions people ask

What about farmers?

The farmers guide covers being paid in seasons, often far from a bank branch, and buying supplies in bulk.

Farmers →
What about market traders?

The market traders guide covers selling fast at a stall, often with poor signal and lots of cash, and keeping track of the day.

Market traders →
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Yes. The free launch checklist takes you from picking your people and naming your app to setting fees, going live and winning your first ten customers.

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