United States to Nigeria Money Transfer: The most competitive USD to NGN Rates
$
From
To
Remarks
Fees apply only to same/fixed currency transfers
Wait
<1 day
Rate
₦1,586.00
Fee
$0.12
Receives
₦158,410
Remarks
Fees apply only to same/fixed currency transfers
Wait
<1 day
Rate
₦1,512.00
Fee
$0.00
Receives
₦151,200
Remarks
Crypto-based transfers in USDT
Wait
<1 day
Rate
₦1,500.00
Fee
$0.00
Receives
₦150,000
Remarks
First-time users /large transfers may receive better rates and fees
Wait
0-3 days
Rate
₦1,498.51
Fee
$0.00
Receives
₦149,851
Remarks
Requires membership at $5.99/month
Wait
0-3 days
Rate
₦1,484.35
Fee
$0.00
Receives
₦148,435
Remarks
Extra fee for faster transfers and <100
Wait
0-3 days
Rate
₦1,517.08
Fee
$3.00
Receives
₦147,157
Remarks
0.5% better variable fee for the first 1000 USD or equiv/month
Wait
0-3 days
Rate
$1.00
Fee
$4.00
Receives
$96.00
Remarks
The quoted fees apply to online transactions only
Wait
1+ day(s)
Rate
₦1,463.44
Fee
$0.00
Receives
₦146,344
Remarks
The rates and fees quoted are for the cheapest transfer method
Wait
0-3 days
Rate
₦1,506.30
Fee
$3.24
Receives
₦145,744
Notes:
(1) The calculations include standard fees & rates but exclude promotional offers such as sign-up bonuses. Variations may occur compared to the provider's website, depending on the transfer amount.
(2) We showcase the cheapest option among various receiving methods, such as credit card, bank transfer, mobile money, or cash pickup.
(3) In 2022, Nigeria received 20,128m USD in total personal remittances according to the World Bank data. The KNOMAD/World Bank Bilateral Remittance Matrix 2021, extrapolated for 2022 with the World Bank data (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), estimates that the United States-Nigeria corridor's transfers amounted to 5,899.75m USD. This represents 29.31% of the total remittances received by Nigeria.
(1) The calculations include standard fees & rates but exclude promotional offers such as sign-up bonuses. Variations may occur compared to the provider's website, depending on the transfer amount.
(2) We showcase the cheapest option among various receiving methods, such as credit card, bank transfer, mobile money, or cash pickup.
(3) In 2022, Nigeria received 20,128m USD in total personal remittances according to the World Bank data. The KNOMAD/World Bank Bilateral Remittance Matrix 2021, extrapolated for 2022 with the World Bank data (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), estimates that the United States-Nigeria corridor's transfers amounted to 5,899.75m USD. This represents 29.31% of the total remittances received by Nigeria.