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๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฌ Destination hub · NGN

Send money to Nigeria.

The short answer

Nigeria is one of the most requested corridors on Dutch Remit, from monthly family support to paying local suppliers. Bank transfer is the primary payout rail, landing directly in a recipient's Nigerian bank account in naira.

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Bank transferRate shown before you sendNGN payouts
Where the money lands

Built around bank accounts

Most Nigerian recipients are paid straight into a bank account. Transfer limits and required recipient details can vary by amount, so the app prompts for anything extra before you confirm.

  • Payouts to Nigerian bank accounts in naira
  • Recipient details checked before you confirm
  • Status updates from send to settlement
Destination๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฌ Nigeria
CurrencyNGN · Nigerian naira
Payout railsBank transfer
Recipient amountShown before you confirm

Sending to Nigeria, answered.

Can I send to a Nigerian bank account?

Yes. Bank transfer is the main payout rail for Nigeria and pays out in naira. You enter the recipient's bank and account details in the app.

Which currencies can I send from?

Corridors into Nigeria are designed for major currencies such as USD, GBP and EUR, plus selected African currencies. The origin list on this page shows what is currently offered.

Will I see the naira amount first?

Yes. The rate and the amount your recipient receives are shown before you confirm a transfer. Rates on this page are illustrative only.

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