How Oweibot Brought Crypto Checkout to Non-Technical Merchants With Breet
Industry
AI-powered social commerce / storefront infrastructure.
Markets
Nigeria.
Integration Time
Sandbox to production in under 24 hours.
Use Case
Instant crypto-to-naira conversion for merchants with no crypto knowledge.
Background
Oweibot is an AI-powered platform that helps business owners — small or big, service-based or retail — generate a professional website storefront in seconds, with an AI assistant that replies to customers, sends payment details, and manages orders and bookings on WhatsApp. No coding or technical skills required.
The Challenge
Oweibot's merchants weren't crypto users. Most had no idea how wallets, stablecoins, or tokens worked, and had no interest in learning. But their customers wanted to pay in crypto, and Oweibot needed a way to accept it without asking non-technical business owners to understand any of the mechanics behind it.
Why Breet?
Breet let Oweibot convert crypto to naira instantly, with none of the underlying complexity exposed to the merchant. Tamara pointed to a jewelry vendor who had never used crypto before, yet was able to build her storefront and receive payments in crypto while customers paid however they liked. “Nobody has to know about crypto or how it works or P2P drama whatsoever,” she said. “Immediately your customer pays with crypto, you receive in naira.”
Integration
Sandbox access was obtained immediately, and integration was live within 24 hours, guided by documentation Tamara described as easy to set up.
Results
The jewelry vendor's test case became proof of concept: a merchant with zero crypto knowledge, accepting crypto payments on day one — evidence of the simplicity Breet made possible for merchants across the platform.
“Breet makes it easy to build. I dropped Breet into my sandbox and had it live on Oweibot in under 24 hours. The docs were easy, the sandbox behaved exactly like production, and testing with a real stablecoin was no different from testing with anything else. It handled 20 payments at once without slowing down. That is rare for a first integration.”
