Join IAPPA: Your Gateway to Innovation in E-Invoicing

Welcome to the IAPPA Membership Page, where we outline the exclusive benefits and requirements of becoming a part of our esteemed association. By joining IAPPA, you align your business with innovation and regulatory excellence in Nigeria's electronic invoicing ecosystem.

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Why Become a Member?

Becoming a member of IAPPA grants you access to:

Exclusive industry insights and networking opportunities
Support in navigating regulatory requirements for e-invoicing
Collaboration with leading access point providers and system integrators
A platform to showcase your expertise and grow your business in the digital technology space.

Membership Process

Payment & Registration

Pay the applicable non-refundable application fee.
Submit proof of payment to the designated email address.

Form Submission

Upon payment confirmation, you’ll receive a receipt and the IAPPA membership form.
Complete and return the form with all required documents.

Review & Approval

IAPPA reviews applications within 10 days.
If corrections are needed, applicants must resubmit within 5 days for a final review.

Eligibility for Membership

Membership is open to qualified companies meeting Nigeria’s regulatory standards for electronic invoicing. Eligible entities include:

Access Point Providers

Non-refundable application fee: ₦1,000,000.
Completed accreditation form
Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) registration with a minimum paid-up share capital of ₦10,000,000.
Company objectives must include e-invoice technology in the Memorandum and Articles of Association.
Letter of introduction from the company secretary.
Nigerians must hold at least one-third of the company’s shares (as per Section 13 (2) (d) of the Nigerian Start-up Act 2022).
Evidence of technical capability to serve as an Access Point Provider.
Submit a NITDA license copy within six months of registration.

System Integrators

Non-refundable application fee: ₦700,000.
Completed accreditation form
CAC registration with a minimum paid-up share capital of ₦10,000,000.
Company objectives must include e-invoice technology in the Memorandum and Articles of Association.
Letter of introduction from the company secretary.
Nigerians must hold at least one-third of the company’s shares (as per Section 13 (2) (d) of the Nigerian Start-up Act 2022).
Evidence of technical capability to serve as an Access Point Provider.
Submit a NITDA license copy within six months of registration.

Membership Duration and Renewal

Membership is valid for one year and must be renewed annually. Renewal approval is automatic provided:

The company maintains the required paid-up share capital.
There are no unresolved conflicts, including court cases.
The company meets all audit and regulatory requirements.

Delivering a Meaningful Impact to the advancement of E-Invoicing in Nigeria