Free, practical guides for new sellers: products, WhatsApp and TikTok, cash on delivery, pricing and growing your business.
MyKade lets you sell online in Sri Lanka without buying stock, packing or delivering. Here is how it works, in plain words.
What dropshipping means, how the parcel and the money move, and what to really expect when you sell this way in Sri Lanka.
A simple plan for day one: set up the app, pass the identity check, choose three products and send your first share.
The old way of starting a small business needs cash for stock. Here is why MyKade doesn't, and the smaller risks that still remain.
An honest look at who MyKade suits, who it doesn't, and a few questions to ask yourself before you start.
Why we ask for your NIC, a selfie and bank details before your first order, and simple tips to get the check right first time.
From the customer's cash to your wallet to your bank: how money moves on MyKade, and why you never hold a customer's money.
The ten most common beginner mistakes in Sri Lankan online selling, and the simple fix for each one.
A simple daily and weekly routine for selling on MyKade in about an hour a day, built around when Sri Lankans actually shop.