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What we can do for you

CAC Business Name Registration

Registration of a Business Name, also known as Enterprise of Ventures.

Price: ₦20,000

Delivery time: 5 working days

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CAC Company Incorporation (LLC)

Incorporation of a private Limited Liability Company in Nigeria.

Price: ₦40,000

Delivery time: 5 working days

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Incorporated Trustee Registration

Registration of an Incorporated Trustee (including NGOs, churches, mosques, clubs, associations

Price: ₦120,000

Delivery time: 65 days

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Tax Identification Number (TIN)

Registering for Tax Identification Number (TIN) for a business in Nigeria.

Price: ₦10,000

Delivery time: 5 working days

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Website Design

Get website designed for your personal use or for your business.

Price: Starting from ₦70,000

Delivery time: 7 working days

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Graphics Design

Order for all your graphics design needs, including logo, packaging and marketing materials

Price: Starting from ₦5,000

Delivery time: 24hrs

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  • What is Bloovera?

    Bloovera is an online startup company helping entrepreneurs take care of all their business, creative and digital needs. We understand the challenge of starting and running a business, which is why we'll help you take care of the heavy lifting while you focus of taking care of your customers.

  • What kind of services do you offer?

    Our services include CAC Business Name registration, CAC Company Incorporation (Limited Liability Company), graphics design, business planning and business plan writing, website design, digital marketing, etc.

  • Can one person be the sole director of a limited liability company?

    Yes, one person can be the sole director of a limited liability company.

  • Can the same person be the director and shareholder of a company?

    Yes, the same person can be the director and also be the shareholder of a company. As a founder of your small company, you don't have to worry about looking for someone to come on board at the early stage. You can be the director of the company and also be the shareholder.

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8 Financial Lessons You Need As An Adult
  • Ola
  • October 02, 2022

8 Financial Lessons You Need As An Adult

  1. Set clear financial goals You can’t have financial freedom without first setting a gol   2. Start saving as soon as you can     3. Spend less than you earn Spending more than one’s earnings is   4. Only buy what you need When you buy only what you need, you will be able to save money by staying away from things that are of no use to you. 4. Never spend without a budget Having a personal budget combined with a scale of preference, goes a long way in helping to improve one’s finances. With a budget, you are able to highlight what you should be spending money on now and what you should put off. You’ll also have a picture of what your income will be, how much you’ll be able to spend and how much you’ll be able to save. Having a budget helps you live within your mens. 6. Utilize every cost saving opportunity Every now and there, figure out a way to save money on your spendings. Go for those discounted items, Reduce the frquency at which you use some paid services, figure out substitutes for expensive items without compromising on quality. Every Naira you can save matters.   7. Protect yourself and loved ones through insurance    

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Requirements For Fintech & Payment Solution Service Providers In Nigeria
  • Ola
  • July 17, 2022

Requirements For Fintech & Payment Solution Service Providers In Nigeria

The financial sector is one of the most regulated sectors in Nigeria. As such, companies operating in the sector are required to meet stringent requirements before they can operate in the country. For a Fintech company to operate legally in Nigeria, it must get a license from the CBN. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is the regulatory body saddled with the statutory duty of administering the affairs of the financial activities in Nigeria. According to the information published by the CBN in 2021, there are six (6) license categories for Fintech companies in Nigeria, which are Switching and Processing license, Mobile Money Operator license, Payment Solution Services (PSS) license, Payment Terminal Service Provider (PTSP) license, Payment Solution Service Providers (PSSP) license, Super Agent license.   LICENCE CATEGORY CAPITAL REQUIREMENT 1. SWITCHING AND PROCESSING LICENCE 1. N2,000,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses. 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable). 3. Deposit of refundable N2, 000, 000, 000 in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly. 2. MOBILE MONEY OPERATOR LICENCE 1. N2,000,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses. 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable). 3. Deposit of refundable N2, 000, 000, 000 in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly. 3. PAYMENT SOLUTION SERVICES (PSS) 1. N250,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable) 3. Deposit of refundable N250, 000, 000(for entities applying for the three (3) licences at the same time: PSSP – N100m, PTSP – N100m, and Super Agent – N50m)  in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly. 4. PAYMENT TERMINAL SERVICE PROVIDER (PTSP) LICENCE 1. N100,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses. 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable). 3. Deposit of refundable N100, 000, 000 in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly. 5. PAYMENT SOLUTION SERVICE PROVIDER (PSSP) 1. N100,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses. 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable). 3. Deposit of refundable N100, 000, 000 in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly. 6. SUPER AGENT LICENCE 1. N50,000,000.00 shareholders’ funds unimpaired by losses. 2. Preceding 3-years audited financial statements of the company (If applicable). 3. Deposit of refundable N50, 000, 000 in Escrow into CBN PSP Share Capital Deposit Account in one lump sum and made in the name of the company applying for the licence. The Escrowed funds are invested in treasury bills, subject to availability of treasury instruments and would be refunded accordingly.   Bloovera helps entrepreneurs across the world take care of all their business, creative and digital needs. Do you have any question or you would like us to be of help, feel free to reach out to us on any of our contact channels. Call/WhatsApp +23409053334874

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Understanding Trademark Registration in Nigeria
  • Ola
  • July 17, 2022

Understanding Trademark Registration in Nigeria

Trademark registration is important if you have a brand that you need to protect. In Nigeria, entrepreneurs register trademarks mainly for two reasons; one is to protect their brand and second, due to regulatory requirement. If you want to produce a product that requires approval of the National Agency for Food And Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), you will be required to register a trademark.   The government agency in charge of trademark registration in Nigeria is the Trademarks, Patents and Designs Registry, Commercial Law Department of the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The registration can only be carried out through the engagement of an accredited agent who are certified to carry out trademark registrations on behalf of an applicant.   Below are what you need to know about trademark registrations in Nigeria. You need an accredited agent to register a trademark in Nigeria. You can trademark a name, logo or a combination of both. For your trademark to be registrable, it must meet the following requirements. * It must be distinctive * It must not b in conflict with an existing trademark * It must not be against public morality * It must not resemble the flag, coat of arms, or emblem of any country without appropriate authorization Individuals and companies are eligible to register a trademark Foreigners are also eligible to register a trademark in Nigeria. Nigeria uses the Nice Classification as it is a party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. There are 45 classes of trademarks for products and services of which you can choose any class that best suit you. You can only choose one class per registration. Registering a trademark in Nigeria protects your trademark across Nigeria. Where there is an infringement against your registered trademark, civil and criminal action an be taken against the infringer. registering your trademark in Nigeria does not protect such trademark in other countries. To have your trademark protected in other countries, you will have to register same in each country where you want it protected. You can also register it with regional agencies such as the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisation, European Union Intellectual Property Office etc. However, Nigeria is not a member of any of these organizations, meaning you will have to register your trademark in Nigeria to have it protected in Nigeria. As an intellectual property, your trademark can be licensed, tranfered, assigned or sold. If you have any question or you want us to help you with your trademark registration, our accredited agents are on ground to be of help. Feel free to reach out to us through any of our contact channels. Call/WhatsApp 09053334874

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