Store

A store is the business selling on Tradar. There are two kinds.

Supermarket. A physical store, often with branches, a large catalogue and walk in customers. Supermarkets use the Terminal at the counter and can have riders. Example: FreshMart.

Store owner. A business that mainly sells online, such as fashion, beauty or electronics. Store owners have no riders; they deliver themselves by area or offer pickup. Example: Kemi Wears.

The kind is set by the business type chosen during onboarding. It decides which plans the store sees, which delivery options it can use, and how checkout talks about delivery.

Branches

A store has at least one branch. Each branch has its own location, and supermarket branches have their own delivery radius.

Lifecycle

Signup. The owner creates an account with an email and password. No invite is needed.

Onboarding. The owner says what best describes them (a physical store or an online seller), then fills in the store profile, location, delivery setup and payout account. They can leave and come back.

Live. A Tradar admin reviews the store and marks it verified.

Pilot. Some supermarkets are marked Pilot: Tradar supports them closely and waives the plan fee for a fixed period. See Pilot program.