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nigeria-validator vs nigerialogos (PaystackHQ)

A verified, side-by-side comparison. Both records are status-checked by Wycord, so you are comparing what each actually offers today, not a stale listing.

Category
Developer Tools
Developer Tools
Type
Libraries
Libraries
Country
🇳🇬 Nigeria
🇳🇬 Nigeria
Docs status
Docs live
Docs live
Licensing
Pricing
Open-source
Open-source
Verified
Verified
Verified
Last verified
10 Oct 2026
10 Oct 2026
Tags
kyc, javascript, validation
fintech, logos, svg
Summary
JavaScript library that validates Nigerian phone numbers, BVN, NIN and bank codes.
SVG/PNG logos for all Nigerian banks and fintechs, a widely used hidden gem.

nigeria-validator vs nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) at a glance

nigeria-validator and nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) are both listed under Libraries in Wycord's Developer Tools index.

Both are based in Nigeria.

Both currently show the status "Docs live".

On access, both are marked "No approval needed".

Over the last 30 days Wycord's probes measured 100% uptime for nigeria-validator (36 checks) and 100% for nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) (36 checks).

Average response time on live probes was 882 ms for nigeria-validator and 306 ms for nigerialogos (PaystackHQ).

Uptime and latency come from Wycord's own probes of each resource's website, documentation and repository, run every six hours.

How they differ

  • Average latency: nigeria-validator, 882 ms; nigerialogos (PaystackHQ), 306 ms.

Topics

Only nigeria-validator: kyc, javascript, validation.

Only nigerialogos (PaystackHQ): fintech, logos, svg.

Common questions

Which has better uptime, nigeria-validator or nigerialogos (PaystackHQ)?
They are level at 100% over the last 30 days.
Do nigeria-validator or nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) need approval before use?
Both are marked "No approval needed".
Is the documentation for nigeria-validator and nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) working?
Both show "Docs live" at the last check.
Where are nigeria-validator and nigerialogos (PaystackHQ) based?
Both are based in Nigeria.

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