It’s the exact same process as sending money from the United Kingdom. Simply open the TransferGo app, choose your currencies, add your receiver’s details, and then input your own. You can do the whole process within the TransferGo app—unless you’re making a transfer from your bank account, in which case you’ll need to use your banking app to pay in the money to our account.

Yes, you can, but it’s cheaper to use TransferGo—even if you’re sending from your bank account. Why? Because with TransferGo, your money doesn’t actually cross borders. You make a bank transfer to our account in the United Kingdom, and TransferGo pays your receiver from their account in Nigeria. This can save up to 90% on traditional bank transfer fees. With TransferGo you can also send money from one card straight to another in Nigeria, and it’s almost instant. The functionality is extremely intuitive and allows you to complete transfers in under a minute.

Transfers to Nigeria with TransferGo are free. That’s why many Nigerians in Europe and the UK use TransferGo’s money transfer services for remittances.

TransferGo money transfers are free, and can be performed in a few simple steps without the hassle of visiting a bank. Compared with other digital money transfer apps, TransferGo is cheaper and always has favourable currency exchange rates. They also have fast, friendly Customer Support in English and 9 other languages, which provides guidance and peace of mind when you need it.

Online money transfers are safe, as long as:

1) You use safe and protected money transfer providers like TransferGo. Established money transfer companies are regulated by EU and UK laws, and monitored by serious regulators like the Financial Conduct Authority. They use the highest possible security to keep your money safe. If transfers ever do get cancelled, they’ll return your money to you immediately.

2) You only send money to people you know and trust. Once your money has been sent to someone, no one can get it back. So beware of fraudsters and be sure of who you’re sending money to.

Look for well-established brands that have proper websites, terms and conditions, and tens of thousands of Trustpilot reviews. For example, TransferGo has over 30,000 verified reviews and a total score of 4.8 out of 5 on Trustpilot, which lets you know that the company is legitimate.

Delivery times can vary, but card transfers are instant, taking a few seconds, or 1-2 minutes at the most. Bank transfers usually arrive within 30 minutes. You can also choose to send them within 24 hours, but the fees are the same (zero), so why wait?

Each destination country differs. In Nigeria, the money you send will arrive directly on people’s cards or into their bank accounts, depending on which payout option you choose. In other countries in Africa, like Ghana, recipients can also receive the money on their mobile wallet, or as cash pickup from a partner outlet.

International money transfers to Nigeria vary in size. We can’t reveal any specific limits, as these depend on our payment partners in Nigeria.

We’ll always keep you updated on your transfer status. Just check your home screen in the app (whether’s it’s Android or iOS.)

Your best bet is to use TransferGo—our fees to Nigeria are currently zero! That includes charges, admin fees, delivery fees and so on.

The fastest way is to use a money transfer app like TransferGo. We get your money to your receiver’s bank account in Nigeria in less than half an hour—usually just 2 or 3 minutes!u003cbru003eThe process of ordering the transfer is also super easy. If you’ve verified your ID and you know your recipient’s bank details, you can order the transfer in seconds.

Using our website or app to send money to Nigeria is easy, with all fees listed clearly and transparently. All you need to do is use our calculator to see how much it’ll cost to transfer your amount to Nigeria. What you see is what you pay.

When sending money to your receiver, you’ll need their real, full name, as well as their correct account details.

Before you send money to Nigeria, you’ll need to verify your identity. If you’re transferring a large amount of money to Nigeria, we may also ask for additional ID checks and proof of funds.

When sending a transfer to Nigeria, you can use a payment method that best suits you. We accept payments by local bank transfer or by debit card.