Gift Card Rates in Nigeria Today

Gift card rates in Nigeria change daily based on market demand, card availability, and the platform you're using. This page shows you the current rates and helps you calculate exactly how much Naira you'll receive for your gift cards.

Understanding Gift Card Rates in Nigeria

Gift card rates are expressed as Naira per dollar (₦/$). For example, if the Amazon gift card rate is ₦620/$, a $100 Amazon gift card would be worth approximately ₦62,000.

Factors That Affect Gift Card Rates

• Card brand: Popular brands like Amazon and iTunes typically have higher rates
• Card type: Physical cards usually get better rates than e-codes
• Card denomination: Higher value cards may get premium rates
• Market demand: Rates fluctuate based on buyer demand
• Card country: US cards generally have the best rates

Physical Cards vs E-Codes

Physical gift cards (with receipt) typically sell for 5-10% more than e-codes. This is because physical cards are considered more trustworthy and less likely to have been used or duplicated.

Gift Cards with the Highest Rates

In January 2026, these gift cards are fetching the best rates in Nigeria:

1. Amazon Gift Cards - Consistently the highest rates due to universal appeal
2. Steam Gift Cards - High demand from Nigerian gamers
3. Apple/iTunes Gift Cards - Popular for App Store purchases
4. Google Play Gift Cards - Widely used for apps and subscriptions
5. PlayStation Gift Cards - Growing gaming market in Nigeria

How to Get the Best Gift Card Rates

1. Compare Multiple Platforms

Rates vary significantly between platforms. Always check at least 2-3 options before selling. The difference can be ₦50 or more per dollar.

2. Sell During Peak Hours

The best rates are typically available during business hours (9 AM - 5 PM WAT) on weekdays when more buyers are active.

3. Keep Your Receipt

For physical cards, keeping the purchase receipt can help you get premium rates. It proves the card is legitimate and newly purchased.

4. Verify Card Balance First

Always check your gift card balance before selling. A card with zero balance will be rejected, and some platforms may flag your account.

Where to Sell Gift Cards in Nigeria

P2P platforms like NoOnes offer the best combination of rates, speed, and security. You can sell directly to verified buyers and receive payment in Naira, Bitcoin, or USDT.

Why Sell on NoOnes?

• Competitive rates: Multiple buyers compete for your cards
• Fast payment: Receive Naira in minutes
• Escrow protection: Your card is protected until payment confirms
• Multiple payout options: Bank transfer, crypto, or mobile money
• 24/7 support: Help available whenever you need it

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rate for $100 Amazon gift card in Nigeria today?

A $100 Amazon gift card currently sells for approximately ₦58,000 - ₦62,000 in Nigeria, depending on whether it's a physical card or e-code. Check the calculator above for the exact current rate.

Which gift card has the highest rate in Nigeria?

Amazon gift cards consistently have the highest rates in Nigeria, followed by Steam and iTunes cards. Rates change daily, so check the table above for current prices.

Why are e-codes cheaper than physical cards?

E-codes are easier to generate fraudulently and can be used instantly, making them riskier for buyers. Physical cards with receipts provide more security, so buyers pay premium rates for them.

How long does it take to sell a gift card?

On P2P platforms like NoOnes, most gift card trades complete within 5-15 minutes. The buyer verifies your card, and once confirmed, payment is released immediately.

Can I sell partially used gift cards?

Some platforms accept partially used cards at reduced rates. Always disclose the exact remaining balance when selling to avoid disputes.

Stay Updated on Rates

Gift card rates change frequently. Bookmark this page and check back daily to get the best rates for your gift cards. You can also follow NoOnes on social media for rate alerts and special offers.