In short
With Nawó, guests at your club or lounge spray money digitally instead of with cash, and your venue earns a share of every spray. You watch the revenue climb on a live counter during the night, a leaderboard keeps the room competing, and your share settles to your business bank account the next working day (T+1) with an itemized report.
Why spraying belongs on your books
On a cash night, the money sprayed in your venue goes to whoever is being sprayed, and your venue sees none of it. Spraying naira notes is also an offence under the CBN Act, and videos of spraying at events have led to prosecutions (the law explained).
With digital spraying, every spray is counted, nothing is lost on the floor, and a share of it is yours.
How it works on the night
- Register your business, complete the compliance check (KYC) and set up your settlement account.
- Create your event, generate its QR codes and configure the leaderboard.
- Put the QR codes on tables, at the bar and on your screens.
- Guests spray from the Nawó app or their phone's browser, with no download needed.
- Watch the leaderboard and your revenue in real time on your dashboard, with support on standby.
- The next working day, review your itemized report and receive your share in your business bank account.
The leaderboard effect
A live ranking of the night's top sprayers, on screen for the whole room, turns spraying into friendly competition between tables. Podium places and bragging rights give big spenders a reason to spray again, and guests who'd rather stay private can spray anonymously as a “Ghost”: still on the leaderboard, still counted.
Revenue you can verify
Every settlement comes with an itemized, timestamped breakdown, per spray and per table, so your finance team can check every naira independently. During the event, a live revenue counter shows your earnings climbing as the room sprays.
Start with one pilot night
There's no season-long commitment: most venues start with a single pilot event, then compare the results with a typical cash night. Pricing is tailored to your venue's size and how often you run events. Book a demo on Nawó for Business.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a venue earn from digital spraying?
Your venue earns a share of every spray at your events. The rate depends on your venue's size and event frequency; book a call through Nawó for Business.
When is the venue paid?
The next working day (T+1), to your business bank account, with an itemized, timestamped report.
Do guests need the Nawó app?
No. Guests can spray from their phone's browser by scanning your event's QR code, or from the Nawó app.
Is digital spraying legal at clubs?
Yes. The law against spraying is about naira banknotes; digital spraying moves money electronically between verified wallets.
What do we need to get started?
A registered business, a short compliance (KYC) check and a business bank account for settlements. Then run a single pilot event.
Spray at your next party, the modern way
Download Nawó, or bring cashless, leaderboard-powered nights to your venue.