Send money to Nigeria, the cheapest way right now.
The USD → NGN corridor, priced live. Your bank, every transfer app, and the real stablecoin route on Tron (TRC-20), compared on the true all-in cost, so you know exactly which one wins today.
Your sending country changes the price we can get you.
Cheapest way: Wise, −3.5% all-in cost, they receive NGN 2,783,062, about $2,071
Cheapest way to send $2,000 to Nigeria
Priced just nowMid-market rate 1 USD = 1,344.08 NGN
They receive NGN 2,783,062 (≈ $2,071)
NGN 304,570 (≈ $227) more than your bank would send
all-in cost
Opens Wise with this amount and corridor filled in
Send to Nigeria more than once?
Most people send to the same place again and again. Pick a cadence to see what a bank quietly costs you a year, and what switching keeps.
The three ways to send, ranked
Every provider we priced
3 checked for this transferWhat each really delivers on $2,000 to Nigeria, cheapest first. We check them so you can see we did.
What this is connected to
Indicative estimate, not a guaranteed quote. Where our numbers come from
How the crypto route is priced, in full
The stablecoin path, honestly
all-in -3.1%–1.6%Not a single hero number. This is both legs, both spreads, the on-chain fee and the cash-out, quoted as a range from best to worst case.
- Buy USDT (on-ramp spread)The markup to buy USDT with your currency. Lowest via a bank/ACH pro order.+1.2%
- Send on Tron (TRC-20)≈ $2.02 on-chain fee, independent of amount.+0.1%
- Sell USDT + cash outThe sell spread plus the local cash-out fee at the receiving end.+0.8%
- Local USDT premiumLocal USDT trades above the mid rate, so the recipient gets more. This is the edge a fiat-only comparison misses.-4.6%
Risk: High enforcement risk: Nigeria's EFCC has frozen crypto-seller bank accounts (over 1,100 traders, and ₦548.6m of USDT sellers in 2024). A recipient's account can be frozen over funds they did not know were tainted.